Bonnie L. Pierce
March 23, 1940 ~ May 3, 2024
Bonnie L. Pierce, 84, of Clayton, passed away on May 3, 2024, in Fillmore. She was born in Indianapolis on March 23, 1940, to the late Louis and Iva (Newlan) Tracy. Bonnie married George Pierce on July 8, 1961, and he preceded her in death in 2012.
Bonnie was an excellent wife, homemaker, and mother. She had a talent for decorating and painting. Bonnie was a wonderful cook and enjoyed gardening and canning. She was always adventurous and loved family vacations and spending time with her children and grandchildren. Most importantly, Bonnie had a strong faith in God.
Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, George Pierce; son, Mike Pierce; brothers, Tom Tracy and Bert Tracy; sisters, Elfrida Cooney, Shirley Rouse, and Mary Martha Tracy.
Survivors include her sons, Tony (Michelle) Pierce of Martinsville, David Pierce of Clayton; daughters, Kim (David) McKinney of Fillmore, Teresa (Terry) Richey of Martinsville; brother, Bill Tracy of Greenwood; daughter-in-law, Kari Pierce of Amo; 11 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Family and friends are invited to celebrate Bonnie’s life on Thursday, May 9, 2024, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, with services beginning at 1:00 pm in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville. Burial will take place at White Lick Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Feed the Children.
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Beautiful, Sweet and Loving Aunt Bonnie you will be missed. I will always remember so many good times with you. Your Christmas Cards were always so Beautifully Written. You were such a wonderful aunt! We all will miss you so much! 💔
Aunt Bonnie was a wonderful caring lady, she will be forever missed
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Thank you for helping my mom become the wonderful woman she is you influenced her in so many ways. Your love and support meant so much to her and I love you beyond words . Thank you so much aunt Bonnie and I know you will always be watching over us… Love you so much…love Shannon
What a beautiful, loving, kind person you were. Loved your German Chocolate cake. Also that you would send me a thank you note for the cards I would send you for your birthday, Thanksgiving, etc. Loved your penmanship. We loved you to pieces and you will truly be missed beyond words. Love, hugs and prayers for the family. Love you guys.
Dale, Brenda & Samantha Germain ❤
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You were the best grandma & I have so many memories growing up with you that I will cherish forever 🧡 my birthday 🎂 will be a sad 1 this year as I know there will be no card in the mail. I will forever be glad that I kept every card you ever sent me no matter the occasion. I will miss you 😢 more than I can ever express especially our long phone calls in different time zones. I luv u forever & always 😘🧡hug grandpa for me.
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Rip Aunt Bonnie 😢 love u very much 💓 you will be dearly missed. Beautiful woman heart of gold my Loretta Lynn 🥰💝
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Aunt Bonnie,
You were the sweetest person. You always showed love to everyone. When ever you were around, you always had a smile ans a hug for all of us. You always remembered everyone at Christmas with a lovely card with a special message written inside. We always looked forward to those cards each year. You will be missed and in our hearts forever. You will bring a smile to my face and a warmth to my heart whenever I think of you.
Aunt Bonnie I will miss your loving hugs, sweet smile, and your gracious character. I am so grateful to have the memories of our lunches together and all the fun that we had as a family when we were younger. I always wanted to be able to have penmanship like yours. I practiced and practiced but did not have the gift. Unfortunately I won’t be able to be with you today, but you and your family are deep in our thoughts and prayers. Until we see each other again. I love you, Rhonda K