Bonita "Bonnie" Cox
November 21, 1949 ~ January 4, 2021 (age 71)
A Lifting Light was sent on January 7, 2021
With our deepest sympathy, Mil and Rob Gaschott.
A Lifelong Memories Basket was sent on January 7, 2021
We are so sorry about the passing of Bonnie. She was a great lady and will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers to you all. With deepest sympathy, Dan and Julie Fields
Tish Carter
A Large Dish Garden was sent on January 6, 2021
In loving memory of your beautiful, giving and caring mom. Love, Chuck, Robin Trommler and their family
A Medium Spathiphyllum was sent on January 6, 2021
We would like to share our deepest sympathy, love, and prayers for comfort. The Scott Family (John-Michael, Jessica, Farrell, Lex, Paislee, and Elia)
A Purple Radiance was sent on January 6, 2021
We were saddened to hear about your loss. Sending our sincere condolences to the Cox family to comfort all of you during this difficult time. - Brian and Kim Morris
A Medium Dish Garden was sent on January 6, 2021
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Howard and Sandy Cox and Family
I certainly don't know where to start. For years you were "the person" when the kids where sick. You loved them, hugged them and celebrated all the big ups and downs.....Including coming to cattle shows!
You were an extended family member--the one that told mom and dad it was OK to be frustrated, the ones the kids wanted when they were sick, and the one they couldn't wait to share the "big thing" with at yearly checkups. You advocated, and loved every child you cared for---and we will always be grateful for the love and guidance that you gave both parents and kids.
While we will miss you on this earthly home I certainly can't wait for you to watch my kiddos, and celebrate when we both hit our heavenly home.
John and kids---Thank you for sharing your wife and mother with us! I certainly know your heartbroken, much more than we are. May the lord guide you in the days ahead as we celebrate your mom's life and the difference she made for so many.
The Clark's
Even after you retired, we were lucky enough to find you at the clinic when we would come in. We would go months without seeing you, which was always good because it meant the boys weren’t sick. But rest assured, when we did come in, you were always “happy” to see them and could always tell just how sick they really were. For me, you were a trusted care giver - you listened to all that I told you, told me I was doing everything right. I’ll tell you, if anyone could handle FOUR little boys in one exam room, it was you!!
I remember the care you took teaching yourself how to best do the nasal flu swabs so you could do them easily on all your kids. Little bits of advise, like eating chocolate with some meds, seemed so simple but made our lives that much easier.
After you retired, I remember hearing your voice as you called one of the boys back, and my excitement that I got to see you! And the doctor saying how happy you were when you got to see your older kids. You were always just a phone call away.
Rest easy Bonnie - I know you will still watch over all of your kids!