I am sorry for the loss of your mom. I only met her a few times. I was friends with Tommy as we both lived in Kearns.

My mom was the very best mother anyone could ask for. To her, family wasn’t just important—it was everything. She was kind, selfless, and full of love. She would do anything for those she loved, without hesitation, and she did it all with joy. Her life was a testament to service, sacrifice, and unconditional love.

When I think of Mom, I think of a woman whose heart was bigger than this world. She gave endlessly, never asking for anything in return. Through her example, she showed us what true, Christlike love looks like.

Though we miss her deeply, we know this is not the end of her story. My mother’s faith was strong—unshakable. She believed in the promises of God. And today, she is not gone—she is home. She is in the presence of our Heavenly Father, reunited with loved ones who went before her, embraced in eternal love.

I believe that in Heaven, she is dancing again, laughing again, and watching over us with that same protective, tender heart. She is free from pain, free from worry, and wrapped in the perfect peace of God.

As much as our hearts ache today, we also rejoice—because we know where she is. We know we will see her again. And until that day comes, her spirit lives on in us: in every act of kindness, in every moment of selfless love, and every time we choose to put family first.

There’s a poem that brings my mother to mind so clearly. You may know it—it’s called Footprints in the Sand:

But when I hear those words, I don’t just think of God—I think of my mom. Because so many times in my life, when I was hurting, lost, or overwhelmed, she was the one who carried me. With her love, her strength, her quiet reassurance—she walked beside me through it all. And even now, I believe she still walks with me. In spirit, she still carries us, especially in the moments when we need her most.

Mom, you were our angel on earth, and now you are our angel in Heaven. We love you. We celebrate you. And we thank God for the incredible gift of your life and your love.

I remember when I was in junior high you would allow me to come see your daughter who became my best friend and sister.  Heather I'm so sorry about your loss your mom was a wonderful lady.

Mothers day with some of her sweet grandchildren

Dear aunt Bonnie, 
You were such a kind person. You will be so missed. I know mom enjoyed talking with you so much on the phone. 
We love you and will miss you. 
Heather, Tom and family- I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m thinking about you all. 
Love always, Jen

Beautiful Bonnie 
I will forever miss her and our phone calls.I will always remember the fun times .Our get together at moms and aunt lils, going to restaurants, picnics at the parks, plays, dances, and going to the fair. 
Loved tending their little boys and Heather .
Bless your family that took such good care of you.
Bonnie and Glen, bless your souls 
Love always Shirley and family

OBITUARIO

Bonnie Jean Williamson

23 diciembre, 1940 – 9 agosto, 2025

Valley View Memorial Park and Funeral Home

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