Name: Cook Funeral Home & Cremation Services — Grandville Chapel
Address: Grandville, MI

One is born A- in order to die. This is a biological truth. How one lives the life given to them makes them unique. No one person chooses the same path. All life is special - sacred. Every life has meaning and purpose A- every man, woman and child possesses a singular gift. The gift we all share is the same, yet different. It has no value; while at the same time is priceless. We accept it readily; yet find it difficult to share. This gift is directly associated with the A"stuffA" one experiences between birth and death. That A"stuffA" is the human condition, life itself, sometimes raw and unforgiving other times warm and welcoming. Constantly changing and extremely challenging, life is. No one knows what the next dawn bringsA... no one. The gift we all hold within has no limit, no boundary. The gift does not recognize social status, or degree of education. It does not differentiate skin tone, religious belief. When you give the gift, freely, without expectation A- it is returned, tenfold. It is meant to be distributed on an unconditional basis A- period. Jealousy, envy, anger and hatred do not dwell where the gift reigns. Where there is love A- the gift A- there is respect and tolerance, peace. Love makes the A"stuffA" in-between; a life worth living. Share the gift as Shannon did.

 Posted by Mark DeVries - Dyer, IN June 05, 2004

Brian, We would like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Both my girls, Emily and Sarah, were fortunate enough to have Shannon as a 1st grade teacher. I don't know if you remember or not, but 11 years ago when my husband was diagnosed with cancer and was going through treatment you and Shannon took three of our four kids to a movie. Neither my kids nor my husband and I will ever forget that thoughtful gesture. When I told my kids about Shannon's accident, they all recalled their evening out with the Kronemeyers and thought that it was so thoughtful of the two of you. Thanks again for your thoughtfulness and we will always keep Shannon's memory alive in our hearts. We know that God will watch over you and your family in the difficult times ahead.

 Posted by Paul &Sue Steffes VanGessel and family - Grandville, MI June 07, 2004

Brian, Blue, Don, Shirley, Matt, and Heather & Families,
 Although there are no words to tell you how sorry we are, please know that Shannon is smiling down from a beautiful place with her big wide grin. She will be with all of you forever in your hearts and has touched so many lives over the years. The Grandville girls have been remembering fond memories of "Non" and treasure the joys and laughter she brought each of us. We all have our precious memories of Shannon and hope to pass them on to Blue someday. I thank the lord for Shannon's gifts of giving without expecting anything, making people smile, and her wide open sense of adventure. She was a beautiful person and a wonderful mom....she will be deeply missed. May the lord wrap his arms around you all during this hard time. With our sympathies, Kaye Newberry and Kim Kraft Bouma

 Posted by Kaye Bouma Newberry - Grandville, MI June 07, 2004

To the Family & Friends of Shannon Kronemeyer,
 I was deeply saddened to learn of Shannon's passing. Over the Memorial Day weekend, my friend, Kerry Specht Waldroup and I shared many wonderful memories of Shannon as a friend and class mate of ours at Grandville High School. Even then, we recall, what a great teacher Shannon was. For those of us who struggled through Mr. Rinkus's chemistry lab, Shannon gladly broke the material down and explained everything in terms we could understand. She seemed to always have a great outlook on life and carried a big beautiful smile. I have and will continue to think of Shannon often. You and your families will remain in my thoughts and prayes.
 Jane Babcock Anstett

 Posted by Jane Babcock Anstett - Grandville, MI June 07, 2004

mrs.kronemeyer was my Riverbend science teacher.And my best memory is learning about seeds.Everybody was talkig about it at school I was really sad.I liked it when she gave out supper scientist awards.

 Posted by Loriel jenny - walker, MI June 07, 2004

I believe God places people in your life continually in order to help mold you into the person he has meant you to be. In high school that special person was Shannon. She challenged me in my faith, made me laugh, always listened, and most of all was a great friend. Even though our lives went into different directions after high school, Shannon left a piece of herself with me forever. I am so thankful that God shared her with me. I'm just sorry I can't tell her myself. I am so sorry for your loss! -Deb

 Posted by Deb Wolma-Lidgard - Hudsonville, MI June 07, 2004

Our deepest condolences for Brian and his family. Our thoughts are with you all. God Bless. Jim Moore Franchise Systems Consultant Signs Now Corporation

 Posted by Jim Moore - Duluth, GA June 07, 2004

Our hearts and prayers go out to Don, Shirley and the Kronemeyer family. We are thinking of you at this time of sorrow.

 Posted by Jerry & Ann Swanson - Tulsa, OK June 08, 2004

Brian, Shirly & Don, Words cannot express in anyway what I wish I could say. Shannon was your best friend. My heartfelt love, condolances and prayers are with you. We all had so much fun the day that we flew to Mackinac. I will always remember that. Listen for the bell to ring tonight as your angel gets her wings. My love to you all. Cathy

 Posted by Cathy Polich DeMartino - Carmel, IN June 08, 2004

Brian & Blue,
 I will always look for Shannon walking Blue down the taxiway in the Radio Flyer Wagon. What a beautiful woman she was. It was my pleasure to have known her.

 Posted by Laura Moshluk - Zeeland, MI June 08, 2004

To the family of Shannon Kronemeyer: Please accept my deepest sympathy. I am sure this is painful for all of you. I know you are comforted knowing Shannon is in Jesus' presence. I will continue to pray for your family that the peace of God will be with you and guide you.

 Posted by Bill Kapteyn - Grandville, MI June 08, 2004

Although it has been many years since we have seen one another Brian, we were so deeply saddened to hear about Shannon's death. Our prayers are with your entire family, and especially for yourself and Blue. May you find God's healing peace in your hearts as you go on from here.

 Posted by Doug Hinken - Greenville, MI June 08, 2004

Don & Shirley & Kronemeyer Family. We are so sorry for you lost. Our prayers are with you at this difficult time. May God Bless and Heal you.

 Posted by Gary & Karen Krinn - Newark, OH June 09, 2004

DON, SHIRLEY & THE kRONEMEYER FAMILY,
 WE ARE SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT SHANNON. OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU IN THIS TIME OF NEED.

 Posted by Molly Richardson & Peggy Torgeson - Portland, OR July 14, 2004

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Shannon Kronemeyer

8 julio, 1966 – 27 mayo, 2004

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