Obituary for Bonnie Gosser
On September 22nd 2021 Bonnie Bell Gosser went to be with her Lord and heavenly Father peacefully in her home. Mom was born in Lisco, Nebraska on May 9th, 1940. She was the youngest of eight children, to Edward and Lucille Whinery. Mom married our Dad, Donald Leroy Gosser on September 12th 1953. They resided in Washington state where they raised a daughter and five sons.
In 1990, she moved with Dad to Douglas, Wyoming. They resided there until the death of our father in 2006. She then moved back to Washington, settling in Aberdeen.
Mom was a devoted housewife and mother. Her hobbies included cooking, nature walks, socializing, and watching "Days of Our Lives". She always enjoyed stopping at local coffee stands for a good cup of coffee. She was an excellent cook that could make anything from scratch. She cared very deeply for her family. She always made sure, while raising her children, that we were well fed, clothed and had a loving home. She will be sorely missed by those she leaves behind. Mom was preceded in death by daughter Bonnie Roxanne, husband Donald, son Daniel Gosser, daughter Donna Reino, granddaughters Michelle Randleas, Bonnie (Boo) Gosser and great-grandsons Michael Randleas III, Preston Gatte, and Matthew Lewis. Also, several brothers and sisters, as well as her parents.
Mom is survived by her remaining children, Tom and wife Darlene of Montana, Tim and wife Gems of Wyoming, Mike and wife Becky of Washington, and Monte Gosser of Washington. 25 grandchildren who love her dearly, 27 great grandchildren and several great-great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and two older siblings Violet Dobbs of South Carolina and Luella Fulmer of Oregon.
Mom's memorial service will be October 2nd 2021 at 10am to 1pm at Fern Hill Funeral Home in Aberdeen, Washington with Reverend Anthony Peterson presiding. Graveside service will be in Shelton at the Shelton Memorial Cemetery on October 13th at 11am. Pallbearers/Honorary Pallbearers will be Thomas Gosser II, James Gosser, Anthony Gosser, Matthew Davenport, Michael Randleas, Monte Gosser Jr., Michael Gosser II, Joseph Gosser, Jonathan Gosser, David Gosser, Cody Reino, Timothy Gosser II, Gabriel Gosser, Donald Gosser, Andrew Gosser and Daniel Gosser II.
In 1990, she moved with Dad to Douglas, Wyoming. They resided there until the death of our father in 2006. She then moved back to Washington, settling in Aberdeen.
Mom was a devoted housewife and mother. Her hobbies included cooking, nature walks, socializing, and watching "Days of Our Lives". She always enjoyed stopping at local coffee stands for a good cup of coffee. She was an excellent cook that could make anything from scratch. She cared very deeply for her family. She always made sure, while raising her children, that we were well fed, clothed and had a loving home. She will be sorely missed by those she leaves behind. Mom was preceded in death by daughter Bonnie Roxanne, husband Donald, son Daniel Gosser, daughter Donna Reino, granddaughters Michelle Randleas, Bonnie (Boo) Gosser and great-grandsons Michael Randleas III, Preston Gatte, and Matthew Lewis. Also, several brothers and sisters, as well as her parents.
Mom is survived by her remaining children, Tom and wife Darlene of Montana, Tim and wife Gems of Wyoming, Mike and wife Becky of Washington, and Monte Gosser of Washington. 25 grandchildren who love her dearly, 27 great grandchildren and several great-great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and two older siblings Violet Dobbs of South Carolina and Luella Fulmer of Oregon.
Mom's memorial service will be October 2nd 2021 at 10am to 1pm at Fern Hill Funeral Home in Aberdeen, Washington with Reverend Anthony Peterson presiding. Graveside service will be in Shelton at the Shelton Memorial Cemetery on October 13th at 11am. Pallbearers/Honorary Pallbearers will be Thomas Gosser II, James Gosser, Anthony Gosser, Matthew Davenport, Michael Randleas, Monte Gosser Jr., Michael Gosser II, Joseph Gosser, Jonathan Gosser, David Gosser, Cody Reino, Timothy Gosser II, Gabriel Gosser, Donald Gosser, Andrew Gosser and Daniel Gosser II.