Bonnie Lee Charlotte Perreault

April 29, 2024

Bonnie-Lee Charlotte Perreault

1965 - 2024

It is with sadness we annouce that Bonnie Perreault passed away peacefully on April 29th, 2024, at the age of 58 in Regina Saskatchewan.

Bonnie was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan surrounded by her loving parents; Horst and Phyllis Will and her three brothers' David and Melvin of Edmonton and Mike (Gayle) of Regina.

After highschool, Bonnie attended university in Regina to learn the German language. One of her dreams was to travel to Germany to visit her Grandma Will, but due to Grandmas passing, Bonnie was unable to fufill this dream.

One of her happiest moments was the day of her wedding to Ron Perreault on March 24th, 2000. Ron and Bonnie were very helpful serving their church family. They enjoyed camping - on of Bonnie's hobbies along with swimming.

Bonnie worked at ABC Towing where she was much appriciated.

Bonnie is best known for her love of cooking, baking and hosting. She has served many who were in attending church ministries such as the Alpha Program, Kids Club and potlucks. And because of her love for children, she was very active with Samaritan's Purse.

Bonnie is survived by her loving husband of 24 years Ron Perreault, parents Horst and Phyllis Will, brothers David, Melvin and Mike (Gayle).

She leaves to mourn many special aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Funeral Services will take place on Tuesday, May 7th, 2024 at the Rockbridge Alliance Church at 2:00pm in Regina, Saskatchewan.

An interment will follow for 3:00pm at Riverside Memorial in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Messages of Condolence

I wish to express my sincere condolences. The Bible promises that your loved one will return to life again on a beautiful earth when death will be no more in John 5:28, 29 and Revelation 21:4.

- Gale Ellis

Bonnie it was great know you such wonderful person rip

- Eileen dixon

So sorry to hear of Bonnie's passing but glad to know she is at home. Hugs to your family and friends.

- Tanya oddo

Dearest Ronnie...I'm so very sorry for your loss, and my condolences to all those who loved your Bonnie. I so enjoyed the visit with you and Bonnie at Fred and Jeannine's home in St. Lazare a few years ago, and how I wish I'd been able to make the trip to Manitoba again for another dinner together. I'm sending love and hugs for strength. - Cousin Lesley Cadham

- Lesley (Perreault) Cadham

Condolences from our family to you Some souls leave a trail of light that is never forgotten Marie and Brian McMillan

- Marie McMillan

So very saddened to hear of Bonnie’s passing. I knew her during her time driving crews for CP Rail a few years back. Nobody baked like Bonnie! I had a knot in my knee one evening and Bonnie took her knuckle and worked that knot right out of my leg through my coveralls…immediate relief! In our conversations I learned she loved many things in her life. Her friends at her church, baking, her puppies…but boy oh boy did she love her husband Ronnie❤️ She’d light up like the Fourth of July when she’d talk about the love of her life! Ron, I have no words to comfort you during this difficult time. Just know many of us are thinking of you ❤️

- Saul

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