Birth date: Aug 14, 1924 Death date: Feb 13, 2005
Mrs. Bonnie Jean Zadorozny, 80 of Springdale, Arkansas passed away Sunday, February 13, 2005 in Springdale. She was born August 14, 1924 in Torrance, California to Melford Cecil and Viola (Dickens) Johnson. She was a homemaker and Read Obituary
I was sadden to hear about your mom's passing. I only work at JSCC part-time and wasn't aware of her death until after the burial.
May God continue to be with you and comfort you in the days ahead as you work with her estate and deal with her absence.
Sincerely,
Beth
It was an honor for me to serve as the private physician for both Andrew and Bonnie Zadorozny, back when I was in private practice. I was saddened to learn of Mrs. Zadorozny's recent death. My thoughts are with you in this time of another loss.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Leslie G. Landrum, M.D.
To Allen, Cheryl, Beverly, and Dan.
I am sorry for your loss, our prayers and thoughts are with you.
I always looked forward to the times when your Mom and Dad would return to Interlachen for the winter. Debi and I would bring the kids over and we would sit around and catch up on all the family news. Michael and Cassie just loved to walk out on the dock with their Aunt Jean and Uncle Andy and feed the fish. Your Mom was always warm and charming, a truly Special Lady.
God Bless,
Jim, Debi, Michael, and Cassandra
Dear Allen, Dan, Beverly and Cheryl.
We were so sorry to hear of your Mothers death. We will always remember her pleasant smile and her wonderful attitude about everything. She was a great person and she will be in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless.
Aunt Jean certainly leaves behind many fond memories for us all. Most of my memories are from when she was a resident of Neodesha, Kansas, and the many family reunions since then. How about that famous potato salad?!
If one had not known my grandparents, M.C. and Viola, being around Aunt Jean would give them a very clear picture of who they were and what they were like. I cannot say enough about how she let the love of God shine in her and through her. Her smile and laughter were genuine and reflected her good-natured personality God had blessed her with. How special it is to me now that she was at Dad and Mom's house for Christmas dinner with us?!
So, to my Aunt Jean, I won't say "good-bye," rather, "see you soon!"
My memories of Aunt Jean are her gentleness, happiness and smiles. I wish our little one could have gotten to meet her! We are excited that she is with Uncle Andy, Grampa and Grandma Johnson, Uncle Glen and my dad. We are praying for all of you and hope to see you soon. Love, Jenni, Scott and Miah
To a lady of the Lord.
I will always cherish the wonderful memories I have of Aunt Jean. I will truly miss her....that special twinkle in her eyes when she was talking to you, her loving smile and her sweet spirit. What a wonderful example she was of our Saviour's love.
Alan, Bev, Cheryl and Dan I wish I could be there. Your Mom was such a sweetheart and I loved her very much. My love and prayers to each of you and your families.
I am grateful to have known and been related to such a cheerful, loving woman, my Aunt Jean. Many of my family reunion memories include her big smile, laughing, and making kind comments about people in her life. Her relationship with Christ was evident in her countenance, and I never heard a complaint from her, even when my cousins were teenagers.
I was very glad to see her at Howard and Phyllis' house at Christmas, and to introduce my wife Cherie', who was impressed by Aunt Jean's spunk and cheerfulness.
She will be missed greatly, but I know Uncle Andy is glad to take her hand now as they walk and talk with their Saviour, expressing their gratitude for the lives they were granted back here on earth, and for the opportunity to live forever together with Him.
Alan, Bev, Sheryl and Dan, we love you and pray for your comfort at this time.
Sincerely,
Leland and Cherie'
In your time of sadness. My deepest sympathy may bring you comfort along with your loving memories of your mother.
