Obituary of Bonnie Young

Bonnie Young was born on October 10, 1927 in Macks Creek, Missouri to Clarence L and Sarah Francis (Parrack) Stoufer and died in her home surrounded by loved ones on April 23, 2009. On September 6, 1945 she was married to Lawrence Ross Hunt. Bonnie spent most of the early years of their marriage in Windsor, Missouri. While living in Windsor, Bonnie spent several years working at the MFA Produce House as the bookkeeper. She and Ross were Charter Members of the Calvary Baptist Church when it was built in 1958. In 1963 they moved and made their home in Warsaw. Many of the years in Warsaw, Bonnie worked at Unitog as a Quality Control Inspector. After Ross left employment for the Missouri State Highway Department due to health reasons, they made their home in Climax Springs, Missouri. Ross passed away on September 1, 1982. On January 3, 1985 Bonnie was married to Hoyt Young of Macks Creek. Bonnie and Hoyt were members of the First Baptist Church of Macks Creek. Bonnie became a licensed Real Estate Agent for Hoyt Young Realty as well as farm wife. They moved to Springfield in 1998. Bonnie excelled in many areas in her lifetime but two of the most important were being a wonderful Mother and Wife. Besides her parents and her first husband, Bonnie was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister. Surviving her are her husband, Hoyt; three daughters, Connie Dickinson of Peculiar, Missouri, Sue Wham and her husband Wade of Eufaula, Oklahoma and Dee Anne Bremer and her husband Jim of Springfield, Missouri; three stepdaughters, Jan Clark of Rogers, Arkansas, Sharon Cyrus and her husband Dale of Springfield, Missouri and Sarah Young of Tucson, Arizona; one stepson, John Young and his companion Vicki; five Grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; eleven Great Grandchildren; three sisters, Bessie Laughlin of Macks Creek, Missouri, Beulah Owsley of Shawnee Mission, Kansas and Berniece Stoufer of Kansas City, Missouri; two brothers, Karl and his wife Terry and Don and his wife Ruth all of the Macks Creek area and many nieces, nephews and in-laws. Bonnie will be sadly missed and by all who knew her