Bonnie was born, to Orva and Maude (Wayman) Frost and grew up and attended school in Pierre. Bonnie married on August 16, 1952. They lived on the family farm in Canning and t where they raised their daughters until 1975 when they moved into Pierre. Bonnie ran a day care center in Pierre.
She and her husband became snowbirds twenty-one years ago, between South Dakota and Mission, Texas. Bonnie enjoyed camping, fishing, knitting, and gardening.. She was an avid card player. The couple enjoyed square dancing.
Bonnie is survived by her husband , seven daughters , twenty-one grandchildren and thirty- seven great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers; Harold, Howard, Jack and Wilfred, sisters; Elnora and Mildred, and daughters: Lorrie Llamas and Tina Baade.
Memorials may be directed to Bras for a Cause and Hospice.
She and her husband became snowbirds twenty-one years ago, between South Dakota and Mission, Texas. Bonnie enjoyed camping, fishing, knitting, and gardening.. She was an avid card player. The couple enjoyed square dancing.
Bonnie is survived by her husband , seven daughters , twenty-one grandchildren and thirty- seven great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers; Harold, Howard, Jack and Wilfred, sisters; Elnora and Mildred, and daughters: Lorrie Llamas and Tina Baade.
Memorials may be directed to Bras for a Cause and Hospice.
Bonnie was born, to Orva and Maude (Wayman) Frost and grew up and attended school in Pierre. Bonnie married on August 16, 1952. They lived on the family farm in Canning and t where they raised their daughters until 1975 when they moved into Pierre. Bonnie ran a day care center in Pierre.
She and her husband became snowbirds twenty-one years ago, between South Dakota and Mission, Texas. Bonnie enjoyed camping, fishing, knitting, and gardening.. She was an avid card player. The couple enjoyed square dancing.
Bonnie is survived by her husband , seven daughters , twenty-one grandchildren and thirty- seven great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers; Harold, Howard, Jack and Wilfred, sisters; Elnora and Mildred, and daughters: Lorrie Llamas and Tina Baade.
Memorials may be directed to Bras for a Cause and Hospice.
She and her husband became snowbirds twenty-one years ago, between South Dakota and Mission, Texas. Bonnie enjoyed camping, fishing, knitting, and gardening.. She was an avid card player. The couple enjoyed square dancing.
Bonnie is survived by her husband , seven daughters , twenty-one grandchildren and thirty- seven great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers; Harold, Howard, Jack and Wilfred, sisters; Elnora and Mildred, and daughters: Lorrie Llamas and Tina Baade.
Memorials may be directed to Bras for a Cause and Hospice.
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