Bonnie Morren

September 27, 1935 - January 30, 2016
Frostproof, FL

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Bonnie Jean Morren (Hobson), 80 years old, of Frostproof, Florida. Formally of Vicksburg, Michigan passed away Saturday, January 30, 2016 peacefuly at her home.

She was born on September 27,1935 in Alma, Michigan to the late Glenn W.and Luella E.(Fennell)Hobson.

She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Larry Hobson, sister Cindy Hobson, and Grandson Jeffery Batten.

She is survived by her husband of 62 years Robert Morren of Frostproof, FL, daughters Sheri DeMeritt and husband Herbert of Bronson, MI,and Sue Hoeksema of Frostproof, FL, son Steven Morren and Wife Denise, of Vicksburg MI, grandchildren Joshua Batten and wife April of Vicksburg,MI, Terran Hoeksema of Frostproof, FL, Amanda Reed and husband Matthew, of Vicksburg, MI,

Brandon Davis and wife Maggie of Arlington,TX, Daron Davis of Kalamazoo, MI, and Carmen Morren of Portage,MI and great-grandchildren Devon Batten of Vicksburg MI, Kai Hoeksema and Matthew Thompson of Frostproof, FL, and many step-great-grandchildren. Also a whole slew of nieces and nephews.

Bonnie Married the Love of her life on the first day of spring March 21,1953 into the Morren clan.

She lived in the Vicksburg area since 1962 with the exceptions of 1967. They moved to Milwood while the farm was being renovated. Later they moved to Fulton MI to restore a turn of the century home from 1972-1979. Before Bob and Bonnie retired to their home in Florida in 1986 they built a new home on their favorite street in Vicksburg "W" ave. Fun fact:

They lived in 4 different addresses on "W" ave.as Vicksburg residents.

In everything she did, it is easy to see that Bonnie's passion was to glorify and honor the Lord she loved. She was a kindhearted woman who was loving and compassionate toward everyone she met. A devoted wife and mother. She enjoyed baking, cooking and opening their home to family and friends. Of course she did have a few mishaps over the years. Bob would always tease saying "If it is brown it's cooking, when it is black it's done!!

Another of Bonnie's tallents was her love for singing in church and could be found singing old hymns around the house. very much enjoyed by all.

Bonnie was also a excellent seamstress, which many relatives loved that she magically knew how to make their clothes fit. Later the Nieces and Nephews found out Bonnie had learned the sizes from their mothers. When Bonnie's only son was about 4

he asked why she hadn't made him any dresses like she had done for his 2 sisters and many girl cousins. Bonnie quickly learned how to make sturdy Boy clothes.

We would like for you friend or family to join us for a life Memorial Celebration. on: Saturday,

February 27, 2016 at 11:00 am at the Fulton Christian Church lunch to follow at 12 noon.

Fulton Christian Church

14108 East W. Ave. Fulton MI, 49052

for more info you can call Steve Morren @ (269)491-3141