Pamela Beth Bonner Duermyer, age 61, departed this life on Sunday, May 13, 2012 in Camdenton, Missouri.
Pamela was preceded in death by her parents Clifford and Nell Bonner. She is survived by her husband Tommy Duermyer of the home; her eldest son Tony McCowan, his wife Katrina McCowan of Pittsburg, Kansas and grandchildren David, Brandy, Mikayla, Breanna, and Dominick; her middle son Richard McCowan, his wife Heather McCowan of St. Louis, Missouri and grandchildren Kinzy and Hudson; and her youngest son Kevin McCowan, his wife Kari McCowan of Camdenton, Missouri and grandchildren Skylar and Gavin. She is also survived by her two brothers, Bill Bonner of Warsaw, Missouri, his children Craig and Bev, and David Russell Bonner and wife Becky of Buffalo, Missouri, their children Curtis and Scott; her only sister Alice Stott and husband Russell of Columbia, Missouri and their children Russell and Celeste. She will also be mourned by many other family and friends.
Stopping by Mom's house you would find a warm smile and friends greeting. She would by busy canning food, gardening, doing various crafts, cooking something food, and being with her pets. She was a loving Mother to all, and a caregiver to many. Those that were lucky enough to have her in their lives, they never forgot her. She was an open book, what you saw was what you got, and what you got was something beautiful. She would lend an open ear to all that needed their voice heard. She never judged others, and loved unconditionally. She was a proud mother and loved her family, especially her grandchildren, which she would praise to all. She lived life to the fullest a t every moment and was a rare pure true free spirit that life could not contain. She will be left behind by endless memories of her legacy by those who loved her.
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Pamela was preceded in death by her parents Clifford and Nell Bonner. She is survived by her husband Tommy Duermyer of the home; her eldest son Tony McCowan, his wife Katrina McCowan of Pittsburg, Kansas and grandchildren David, Brandy, Mikayla, Breanna, and Dominick; her middle son Richard McCowan, his wife Heather McCowan of St. Louis, Missouri and grandchildren Kinzy and Hudson; and her youngest son Kevin McCowan, his wife Kari McCowan of Camdenton, Missouri and grandchildren Skylar and Gavin. She is also survived by her two brothers, Bill Bonner of Warsaw, Missouri, his children Craig and Bev, and David Russell Bonner and wife Becky of Buffalo, Missouri, their children Curtis and Scott; her only sister Alice Stott and husband Russell of Columbia, Missouri and their children Russell and Celeste. She will also be mourned by many other family and friends.
Stopping by Mom's house you would find a warm smile and friends greeting. She would by busy canning food, gardening, doing various crafts, cooking something food, and being with her pets. She was a loving Mother to all, and a caregiver to many. Those that were lucky enough to have her in their lives, they never forgot her. She was an open book, what you saw was what you got, and what you got was something beautiful. She would lend an open ear to all that needed their voice heard. She never judged others, and loved unconditionally. She was a proud mother and loved her family, especially her grandchildren, which she would praise to all. She lived life to the fullest a t every moment and was a rare pure true free spirit that life could not contain. She will be left behind by endless memories of her legacy by those who loved her.
Hedges-Scott Funeral Homes Obituary
Pamela Beth Bonner Duermyer, age 61, departed this life on Sunday, May 13, 2012 in Camdenton, Missouri.
Pamela was preceded in death by her parents Clifford and Nell Bonner. She is survived by her husband Tommy Duermyer of the home; her eldest son Tony McCowan, his wife Katrina McCowan of Pittsburg, Kansas and grandchildren David, Brandy, Mikayla, Breanna, and Dominick; her middle son Richard McCowan, his wife Heather McCowan of St. Louis, Missouri and grandchildren Kinzy and Hudson; and her youngest son Kevin McCowan, his wife Kari McCowan of Camdenton, Missouri and grandchildren Skylar and Gavin. She is also survived by her two brothers, Bill Bonner of Warsaw, Missouri, his children Craig and Bev, and David Russell Bonner and wife Becky of Buffalo, Missouri, their children Curtis and Scott; her only sister Alice Stott and husband Russell of Columbia, Missouri and their children Russell and Celeste. She will also be mourned by many other family and friends.
Stopping by Mom's house you would find a warm smile and friends greeting. She would by busy canning food, gardening, doing various crafts, cooking something food, and being with her pets. She was a loving Mother to all, and a caregiver to many. Those that were lucky enough to have her in their lives, they never forgot her. She was an open book, what you saw was what you got, and what you got was something beautiful. She would lend an open ear to all that needed their voice heard. She never judged others, and loved unconditionally. She was a proud mother and loved her family, especially her grandchildren, which she would praise to all. She lived life to the fullest a t every moment and was a rare pure true free spirit that life could not contain. She will be left behind by endless memories of her legacy by those who loved her.
Hedges-Scott Funeral Homes Obituary
Pamela was preceded in death by her parents Clifford and Nell Bonner. She is survived by her husband Tommy Duermyer of the home; her eldest son Tony McCowan, his wife Katrina McCowan of Pittsburg, Kansas and grandchildren David, Brandy, Mikayla, Breanna, and Dominick; her middle son Richard McCowan, his wife Heather McCowan of St. Louis, Missouri and grandchildren Kinzy and Hudson; and her youngest son Kevin McCowan, his wife Kari McCowan of Camdenton, Missouri and grandchildren Skylar and Gavin. She is also survived by her two brothers, Bill Bonner of Warsaw, Missouri, his children Craig and Bev, and David Russell Bonner and wife Becky of Buffalo, Missouri, their children Curtis and Scott; her only sister Alice Stott and husband Russell of Columbia, Missouri and their children Russell and Celeste. She will also be mourned by many other family and friends.
Stopping by Mom's house you would find a warm smile and friends greeting. She would by busy canning food, gardening, doing various crafts, cooking something food, and being with her pets. She was a loving Mother to all, and a caregiver to many. Those that were lucky enough to have her in their lives, they never forgot her. She was an open book, what you saw was what you got, and what you got was something beautiful. She would lend an open ear to all that needed their voice heard. She never judged others, and loved unconditionally. She was a proud mother and loved her family, especially her grandchildren, which she would praise to all. She lived life to the fullest a t every moment and was a rare pure true free spirit that life could not contain. She will be left behind by endless memories of her legacy by those who loved her.
Hedges-Scott Funeral Homes Obituary
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