I was shocked and deeply saddened when I heard the news of Bonnie's passing.

I knew her from when she first started at inver grove brewery as a server. We became friends rather quickly.   I worked just down the road from the brewery and on my way to work, I would see her laying in the grass reading a book and we would chat. 

I will miss you my friend ❤❤ my thoughts are with you and your family. 

I worked with Bonnie at Sportsmans Guide and she always had a smile and had so much energy. YOU WILL BE MISSED.  ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏 . Your family will be in my prayers. 

Linda Hanson

I can't believe you are gone it hurts my heart and I miss you already...I had a pleasure to meet you and your wonderful caring soul.

May you rest In eternal paradise xo

Bonnie was apart of my Fiancés family, so my daughter, and my mother got the pleasure of knowing her, especially during her time working at Inver Grove Brewing! She was the sweetest and never failed to ask us how we were doing and take time to chit chat with us. She never failed to mention her sweet sweet kiddos! During my pregnancy with my daughter Skylar my mom and I visited IGH Brewery just about weekly to go get nachos and Bonnie was always our server! We loved her. She got to watch my daughter grow into the toddler she is from all the visits we made to the restaurant! We will miss her dearly and our condolences go out to her entire family during this difficult time. Rest in peace beautiful soul! You will be missed.

 - The Bakers

I was very saddened to hear of Bonnie’s passing. My deepest sympathies and many prayers to Nyla, Brandon, Curtie, Bonnies family and the Kuehn family.  Love you Jess

Lori 

I met Bonnie while working at Inver Grove Brewing Company and was fortunate to share many shifts with her (Sunday doubles). Through that time I came to know that Bonnie had exquisite taste in earrings and music, was always reading a book, and never ran out of good stories to tell! Following a shift she often enjoyed socializing with other staff over a drink, or getting through more of whatever book she was reading at the time. 

Bonnie spoke so highly of her two kids it was obvious how much she loved them.

I enjoyed whenever they visited the brewery together as a family and was always impressed by the kids’ well manners and loved their Addams Family costume when they paid a visit on Halloween!  

I didn’t spend time with Bonnie outside of work, except for one time our paths did cross. I was running south along Concord Boulevard and Bonnie was walking her dog on the same sidewalk going north. It was a beautiful summer day and once we realized who the other person was she gave a huge smile and an ever bigger wave. She looked happy. That’s how I’ll always remember her. Rest in peace Bonnie.