My deepest condolences to all the Krasik family on the loss of your sister. 

Sincerely,
Sally Wagner

Farewell Bonnie,
It such positive experience rooming with you and Darcy back in Ann Arbor. We would relax listening to the excellent music you had.  Grateful you’ve been in my life.
May you rest in power and peace.
Beth

On behalf of the entire Masters School community, I would like to express my sincere condolences.  Bonnie was treasured by her classmates, who have reached out to share their memories of her with us.  Please know that we are thinking of you during this difficult time.  May the support of family and friends give you comfort, sustain you, and provide you with wonderful memories of Bonnie.  With caring thoughts, Brooke Nalle -- Director of Alumnae/i Engagement, The Masters School.

To Rawly and Ellen,
Sending my sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your beloved sister, Bonnie. I remember her for her positive energy and kind spirit.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lori (Schrag) Vivio

My deepest sympathy to Bonnie’s family and friends.
I am so sorry . I am a friend of Bonnie’s sister and I know that this has been such a difficult sad  time . RIP …

I want to extend my sympathy to her family and friends.  In Paris, Ky, we saw her almost everyday when she was on WLEX 18 news.  She was an excellent reporter and had such enthusiasm.  She loved her work and it showed.  She contributed in turning WLEX into a top station and she was truly a gift to many.  I know she will truly be missed by all she influenced.  Her light will shine on through all of those she influenced in broadcasting.  She brought joy to our house, and we appreciate it.

Dearest Bonnie, I'll always remember you as being a positive and smiling being during your time in Lexington. Much peace and love to you and your loved ones.

My deepest sympathies to Bonnie’s loved ones. I worked with her at WLEX TV in Lexington Kentucky many years ago. She was always kind to me and had a great sense of humor. May she rest in peace. ❤️

My heartfelt sympathy to Bonnie's family, who has taken good care of her during this recent difficult time. She has been a dear, enduring friend to me, reaching out over decades and miles to maintain a relationship that began in the Co-ops of U of M. I always loved her particular combination of sharp intelligence and deep feeling. We kept in touch; I reflect on the swimming, singing, eating, and long conversations. She was especially kind to my children and parents, for which I am thankful. I'll miss her often.

Bonnie with our friend Beth in Ann Arbor.

Bonnie on a trip to Kalamazoo during her time at the University of Michigan.

We are sad to hear about the passing of Bonnie. She was good friend and WLEX-TV co-worker. She loved working in TV News and loved competing against the other stations.  She made many friends and loved to laughed. We are blessed to have known her and worked for her.  

Scott & Leslie Moore
Lexington, KY

Bonnie and I met 47 years ago in college. She was warm, smart, and very funny. A caring friend with a generous and adventurous spirit,  I miss her already.

So sorry to hear of Bonnie’s passing. I only met Bonnie last year at a Sisterhood lunch. We sat next to each other.  She told me of her years at Temple Beth El and her Sisterhood experiences. We had a very pleasant conversation.  
Then I met her at the Temple playing Maj
Jongg. We were both beginners and stressed over learning the game together. Bonnie was getting discouraged but we all encouraged her to just relax and have fun. After a few weeks she stopped showing up. We heard that she was not doing well 
Two weeks ago we all left her a message on her voicemail.  Her mah jongg friends wished her well and that we missed her
RIP Bonnie. May your name be for a blessing

There are no words to express how deeply sorry I feel on learning about Bonnie's passing.  She was a wonderful and kind person who cared about her family, friends and temple family.  We shall all miss her.

I am so sorry that Bonnie lost her hard struggle to survive cancer. Sixty-seven is far too young.  Bonnie was my daughter's best friend,  college roommate, maid of honor, and always a supportive listener.
She visited my lake house in recent years,  and I also saw her when she visited Darcy in Ann Arbor. She sent thoughtful notes and pictures of the beautiful birds that she photographed outside her window.
She was a lovely woman and we will miss her.

My sincere condolences to Ellen and Rawley and the Krasik family for the loss of dear Bonnie. She was taken from us too soon and leaves a hole in our hearts. Bonnie and I were immediate friends and roommates in college. We had many years of supporting each other and wonderful adventures along the way.

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Bonnie Alice Krasik

March 12, 1956 – October 13, 2023

Robert Toale & Sons Celebration of Life Center

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