Obituary of Bonnie Kay Hart

   Bonnie Kay Hart

Bonnie was born in Connecticut on 5 February, 1955, to Frank and Marion Banevicz; but she grew-up in Arlington, Virginia.  On 14 December, 1985, she married Monte Hart, a Naval Officer.

Together they traveled the world: About the United States, through France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, the Vatican, Spain, and Portugal; down and up the Nile River in Egypt, where she rode a camel near the Great Pyramids; around China where she walked upon the Great Wall and through Tiananmen Square; around New Zealand; to Tahiti, Buenos Aires Argentina, Panama and Costa Rica; and to Cancun Mexico.  Together they lived in Virginia, Rhode Island, California, Hawaii, and Colorado.

She created and ran Organization Unlimited, a business that helped authors get published, bills get paid, and personal effects get organized.  

She and her husband Monte raised two wonderful children: Kim and Casey.  Thanks to Kim she became a Grandmother to Kingston and Jackson, too.  

Bonnie was well-loved, both by her family and by her friends.  She always had a smile on her face, a warm spot in her heart for them, and she was a generous soul.  Her greatest pleasure in life was to make others happy, to put a smile on their faces; and she was quite successful at doing so.

She was known for her sparkling jewelry, colorful outfits, coiffed hair, and rich perfumes.  Throughout the year Bonnie worked behind the scenes preparing surprise packages for birthdays and holidays.  She sent gifts, treats, and cards to celebrate every special occasion.  She cared deeply for her family and friends, and truly enjoyed bringing them happiness.

On her 67th birthday she passed away, quickly and at home, surrounded by paramedics, with her husband by her side.

She is survived by her husband Monte, daughter Kim, son Casey, grandsons Kingston and Jackson, and her brother James.

Fair winds and following seas, Bonnie!  

You will be missed very, very much!  

We love you!