IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Bonnie Mae

Bonnie Mae Osgood Profile Photo

Osgood

Apr 13, 1952 — Jan 8, 2013

Obituary

Bonnie Mae Osgood of rural Blair, peacefully entered eternity on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at her home in Fly Creek.

She was born April 13, 1952 to Frank and Elfriede (Weber) Hill. She was raised and attended school in the Eau Claire area. Bonnie raised her own family-Tod, Penny and Jolene in the Chippewa Falls area until 1995 when she moved to Blair after meeting the kindest, most loving man who brought her tremendous joys and laughter and cared for her all the way to her last day.

Over the last 25 years through her employment at Ashley Furniture and Whitehall Specialties, Bonnie had forged many lasting and loving friendships with her co-workers. It was always important to Bonnie that her co-workers would have the very best day possible while at work.

Bonnie loved her family, her gardens , and photographing them both. She won various local awards for photos of her grandchildren and of nature. She had a way of seeing the beauty and wonder of all God's creations in all things around her. Bonnie also enjoyed drawing and shopping. She had a keen eye for decorating and it showed in her home.

Survivors include her soulmate, partner of the last 17 years, and love of her life, William Zabloski of Blair; a son, Tod (Dawn) Brunner of Mondovi; two daughters, Penny Flaskrud (Sean Monroe) of Horicon and Jolene (Duane) Hermann of Chippewa Falls; twelve beautiful grandchildren.
Bonnie is preceded in death by her parents, a step-father, Ed Nazer; a grandson, Mitchell Brunner and a granddaughter, Kaila Flaskrud.

A private memorial of close family and friends will be held in her honor on Sunday, January 13, 2013 at her home from noon to 4:00 p.m.

Among the best things we can give each other are good memories and all those who knew Bonnie feel blessed to have so many with her.

Bill Zabloski, along with the family of Bonnie, wish to extend a heartfelt thank you for all the many visits and kindness shown to Bonnie by her friends, neighbors and local businesses.
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