I am so sorry for your loss. Bonnie was a wonderful person. She fought so hard. She will be missed.  Karen (client & friend)

I am so sorry for your loss Mitch. .... 
Milo

My condolences Mitch on the loss of your wife. ??

As her husband, I can tell you that Bonnie was an amazing Mother and a fantastic wife - and the most warm, loving and giving person I have ever met.  I know of no one that did not bond to Bonnie immediately.  She was kind to everyone and anyone who knew her has felt her warmth and caring.
  
And those birthday phone calls…  She would have the birthdays on her calendar and she would call and sing the Happy Birthday song.  I think when a birthday comes around and you don't get that call, you will realize that it is for real that Bonnie is gone.

It is very surreal to me that she is gone, although we have been expecting her to leave us years ago.  But Bonnie is not a quitter and always fought to get better and to live life the way she wanted to…until she couldn't anymore.  She fought for over 16 years.

There is no doubt that she is in a much better place now than she had been in the last two months and even for the last two years, and we are happy that she is.  Seeing her bedridden was not seeing Bonnie the way we all knew her and the way she ever wanted to be.

I miss her so much.  Even though I was visiting her at the hospital and at the hospice every day and even though she wasn't very responsive, I was able to hold her hand, kiss her and say to her, “I love you”.  It is very hard to believe she is gone forever.  She is not there to say I love you and she is not there for me to hold her hand.

Finally, I want to thank the over 100 people who were able to attend the funeral.  It was amazing.  Thank you too, for all the people who commented on her Facebook page.  I think it really captures what Bonnie was all about - a caring, kind and wonderful person.  She will be missed by everyone who knew her.

All members and staff at Pine Lake Club and Columbia Fitness in Sammamish will miss this kind, loving person so much.  Our condolences go out to her husband Mitch and their daughter Jenni.  We know that she will be greatly missed by all!

Debbie Chaney, Columbia Fitness, Sammamish, WA

Bonnie was one of my dear ARMA friends.  I enjoyed knowing her so much.  She was such full of life.  On my birthdays I'd get a call with her singing happy birthday, then she'd hang up.  Brings a smile to my face thinking about it.  I will always treasure the friendship I had with her and I pray for comfort for her family.  She loved you very much.

Bonnie was such a warm and loving person. She had a way of making you feel welcomed and at home.  I had the privilege of knowing her from our time on the ARMA Board.  My sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with all who knew and loved her.

Oh Bonnie! I'm heartbroken to know I will not have the chance to see you again and say just how important you've been to me!  You were so much more than a work manager.  You were a mentor, good friend and positive influence in my life.  You always saw the best in me and gave me a chance that I'll always be thankful for in AIIM, ARMA and at Microsoft.  Your strength to endure all that you have amazes and encourages me!  I wish I had to the chance to tell you that even though you've passed, your amazing light will be in my heart forever.  Thank you dear friend!  Rest peacefully... Tina Lant

Bonnie was a great friend to many.  She was always a very positive person and saw the best in each of us.  Many of us in ARMA will miss her greatly. My deepest sympathies to Jenni and to Mitch.

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Bonita Nadler

July 18, 1959 – December 9, 2014

Sunset Hills Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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