Bonnie Jean Trombley, 42, of Plattsburgh, passed peacefully on July 26, 2020 in Burlington at the University of Vermont Medical Center.

Bonnie was born in Plattsburgh to Terry Joseph Trombley and Donna Jean Kennedy on November 5, 1977.  She attended Elizabethtown Lewis Central School; she was known to the Class of 1997 as Bon Bon. She started her working career as a cashier for Tops while in high school. As she moved forward, she held several jobs, with her most recent employment she worked as residential cleaner and a taxi driver. Bonnie decided on the selfless gift of organ donation, her family is immensely proud. She has made life possible for others.

Bonnie is preceded in death by her Father, Terry Trombley; Mother, Donna West; Paternal Grandparents, Walter and Bertha Trombley; Maternal Grandfather, Francis Kennedy; Aunts, Joyce Hanen, Joan Trombley, Sharon King and Sandra king: Uncles, Andrew Trombley and Wayne Trombley; Cousins Cary Gregory and A.J. Trombley.

Bonnie is survived by her children: Elizabeth Mae Boyle, Terry Russell Boyle, Destiny Agnes Boyle and Sheyanne Marie Boyle; her sister, Andrea Denton (Andrew); nieces, Amber and Alaina Denton; nephew, Andrew Denton Jr; Grandmother, Jean (Larry) Speed; step children, Phillip Boyle, Desiree Boyle and Stephanie (Cooper) Labarge; grandson, Cooper Labarge Jr; aunts, uncles, several cousins and close friends. Bonnie is also survived by her companion Ryan Hoy and family.

Memories of Bonnie will live on when we remember her smile, her laugh & her love for life.

The family of Bonnie wishes to extend our sincere thanks to the First Responders, University of Vermont Medical Center CVPH, University of Vermont Medical Center Burlington & The Center for Donation and Transplant.

Due to Covid-19 private services will be held for the family at the R.W. Walker Funeral Home in Plattsburgh.

To share a condolence with the family, please visit, www.rwwalkerfh.com .

Arrangements have been entrusted into the care of the R.W. Walker Funeral Home, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh.