Birth date: Sep 12, 1922 Death date: Mar 20, 2022
September 12, 1922 - March 20, 2022 After a long and full life, our loving, caring mother, Margaret “Bonnie” Wright of St. Clair entered eternal life and went HOME to be with her God and her loved ones who journeyed before her. M Read Obituary
Bill & Marjorie, & Ron & Sue,
So sorry for the loss of Bonnie, your spectacular mother. I have so many wonderful memories of Bonnie & Art these past 50+ years. I've told you before, that of all the friends my parents (Frank & Donna) had over the years, your parents were truly my all-time favorites. I remember the deer leg lamps at their house on the river, the Pabst Beer that Art & my dad shared, the wonderful food that Bonnie whipped up in the kitchen. The nickname of "Donna Bell" that your mom had for my mom, the wonderful hugs that she always gave upon greeting or leaving. The stories of Art & Bonnie working & meeting at Continental Motors during WWII. The fishing outings on your side of the state as well as over here on the west side. There was always joy & laughter shared whenever your folks & our folks got together. I could always tell the joy that my mom had whenever she spent time with Bonnie. She truly was a remarkable woman. Even though she is dancing with the angels in heaven & maybe playing the organ there too, she will truly be missed here on earth. May the abundant memories that you have of her comfort you in the days & months ahead. Deepest sympathy to your whole family!
Steve, Sherri, & extended Madill Family.
My memories of my Aunt Bonnie were of many wonderful times. When she would come to Muskegon to visit, my mom Eleanor, who was her younger sister, and her brother, Uncle Carl, all of us would pack up the car and head to the shores of Lake Michigan and spend the entire day, swimming and jumping in the waves. Aunt Bonnie would be especially happy if Laura the Elephant was down at Pere Marquette, to take a swim in the Lake! Aunt Bonnie would walk alongside of her all the way down to the water! She loved to see her roll and play in the water! The first time I ever visited Frankenmuth was with her! Which she loved to visit due to her Austrian heritage. She was an excellent cook! She could even make venison which I would actually eat! She would bring some of her small Plums from her trees at the River house, and cook wonderful meals. Family aways meant a lot to her and even in her advancing age she still would call to check on her brother Carl, who became one of the many suffering with Dementia. She made it her mission to take care of others. She will be greatly missed.
Vicky Akins niece.
Bonnie and the Wright family have been for many years great family freinds to the Noyes family here in Ontario Canada.I can remember Bonnie very well as a small boy she was always very happy and full of life.She will be sadly missed by the Noyes family.We send our condolences.
The Noyes family Ontario Canada.
I remember Bonnie's Bubbly Personality and of her reminding me of my Mother, aptly nicknamed Bonnie too. What an amazing person and remarkable life. I remember chats with both Art and Bonnie at the Kitchen table, especially her "Rosie the Riveter" accomplishments. I feel Blessed to have known both of them. Our sincere Condolences..Bob and Margie Hale
