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Cedar City, Utah
“I never said it would be easy, I only said it would be worth it.” This was mom’s favorite quote, and after almost 10 years, mom and dad are together again with eternity as their sunset.
Bonnie Milliner was born July 25th, 1941 to William and Bernice Milliner in Coalville, UT. Bonnie was raised in Heber, UT with two wonderful older brothers, Bill (Rose) and Bob (Caroline).
It was on Main Street in Heber, where she met and later married her eternal companion, Max L. Jacobson, on June 6, 1959. They were sealed in the St. George Temple on June 22, 1963. Bonnie and Max have four truly, unique, beautiful daughters, Cindy (Val), Cathy (Michelle), Cody Ann (Matt), and Carol CJ (Mike).
Bonnie’s greatest calling was that of being a mom, first only before shopping. Mom loved quilting, sewing, and cooking. Her bread was known to bring anyone within smelling distance running. If there was something that needed to be done, mom knew how to do it, and if she didn’t, she would learn. Bonnie loved spending time with the twins and all her cousins. Mom made friends where ever she went and was always up for going to get a drink at Hermies.
Mom was an amazing grandma to their grandchildren: Amy (William), Jen (Shawn), Jason (Kerri), Chris (Becky), Josh (Jessica), John (Laurie Jo), Jon (Kayla), Adam (Stephanie), Cassi, Sarah (Leo), McKenzi (Hyrum), Katie (Colton), Jacob (Savanah). She loved each new great-grandchild as they entered her family: Colton, McKormick, Talon (Jaidyn), Mason, Aiden, Baker, Boston, Brooklyn, Brantley, Charlee, Kaylee (Robert), Maddy, Alexandra, Lukas, Jaxten, Jrayden, Emilia, Jayzen, Mathew, Bodhi, Hartley, Asher, Caleb, Tristin, Dustin, Kendall, Kamryn, Arizona, Zaidee, Ziya, Elli, Emma, June, Grayson, Anderson, and even more great-greatgrandchildren. This does not include the many neighborhood children who also called her grandma.
Mom loved her Father in Heaven and his son, Jesus Christ. Her beautiful testimony of the Gospel, and the way she lived by example, helped lighten many souls as she served, shared, and tried every day to be like Jesus. She served in many amazing callings, but her most special memories were from her time serving with Max in the Alabama Mission field and in the Sunbeams.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, October 1, 2022, at 12:00 P.M. at the Enoch West Stake Center/Old Farm Ward (3600 N. Minersville Hwy) in Enoch, Utah. The Viewing will be held at the church Saturday morning from 11:00 to 12:00. Interment will be in Cedar City Cemetery next to her beloved Max and Jrayden.
Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Bob and Caroline, her great-grandson Jrayden, and her eternal companion Max.
In Lieu of flowers, do as Max and Bonnie would, buy some Werthers, and brighten the day of another.
Arrangements are under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary.
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Arrangements by Southern Utah Mortuary (Cedar City)