Bonnie Booher Obituary

I am so sorry to hear of Bonnie passing. She and Fred were such good people that I grew up knowing. We all grew up at Morrison City Christian Church. I have many fond memories of the entire family. Love to all.

I didn't know any of Bonnie's family except I remember Fred, her husband. I worked at Indian Path during the years that Bonnie and Fred volunteered, mostly with the gift shop. Bonnie was always my friend at IPMC. The last time I saw her, was at the Funfest office in Kingsport and she was as nice as ever to me. We had a long conversation catching up on old times. She will be missed.

I worked with Bonnie for many years at JCPenney. I learned alot from Bonnie from her knowledge of fabric and bed linens. She always had a smile on her face and was willing to help anyone. I will treasure those memories. To the family, you will be in my thoughts and prayers.

I worked at JCPenney with Bonnie for many years. She was one of the nicest and sweetest person I ever knew. Always wore a beautiful smile and went the extra mile to help her customers. Her 2 boys could not have had a better Mom.
Memories we shared will always be my treasure. May God comfort her family and give them peace.

Bonnie was one of the first people I met and worked with during Fun Fest. Each summer she and Fred would become part of the Fun Fest community working many many hours at the Fun Fest store. She was always so happy and upbeat and enjoyed spreading good thoughts wherever she went. Surely an eternal optimist and all around kind and caring person. I know Fred will be so happy to be with her again. They were certainly an inspiring couple and exercised servant leadership in so many ways. Go in peace sweet Bonnie. You made the world a better place.