Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....(Nail) Webster, Bonita "Bonnie"  January 2 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian
Bonita "Bonnie" Webster
Feb. 5, 1923 Jan. 2, 2005 

Visitation for Bonita Webster will be held at Basham Funeral Care (3312 Niles 
St.) on Wednesday, January 5, 2005 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and funeral services 
will be held in the Basham Funeral Care Chapel on Thursday afternoon January 
6, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. Pastor Milt Cole will officiate and interment will follow 
at Hillcrest Memorial Park.

Bonita was born February 5, 1923 in Amarillo, Texas to James and Wilma Nail 
and she went home to be with the Lord on January 2, 2005 in Bakersfield, CA. 
Bonita was preceded in death by her daughter, Yolanda Werling; and she is 
survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Milt and Marilyn Webster; daughter 
and son-in-law, Janita and Doug Vert; 7 grandchildren, Tom, Julie, Tami, 
Shannon, Jacee, Melissa, and Bradley; 9 great-grandchildren; her puppy, Tori 
and numerous other relatives and many friends.

Bonita attended local schools in Amarillo, TX where she met and married George 
Mann and had two children, Milton and Yolanda. During WWII she worked in 
factories, serving our country. Later she met and married Jack Webster and had 
one daughter, Janita. Jack and Bonita owned and operated Jack Webster Painting 
and raised their three children together. Many happy times were spent at their 
cabin on Greenhorn Mountain. She loved the cabin and welcomed everyone with 
great food and lots of poker. Everyone tried to see who could win the most 
pennies and many times it was Bonita.

Bonita was a true Texan, a very petite woman with an iron will. She valued her 
heritage. Her children and grandchildren were most important. Holidays were 
always a special time where she welcomed everyone with a lovely meal and a 
beautiful table. We will all remember her homemade fudge and the olive fights.

Bonitas last years were very difficult. Please remember her as before. She was 
a lovely, gracious woman who was extremely talented. She sewed for all her 
family and was always available. We will never forget the trip to Hawaii she 
took us all on. She also made china dolls from start to finish and carousel 
horses. She loved china, pretty things and was always a lady.

The family would like to give special thanks to Ruby Piper for her wonderful 
care and loving ways. We could not have taken care of Bonnie at home without 
you. Thanks also goes to Dennie Sward, Nola Mae and Lawrence Geye for visiting 
faithfully. Bonnie cherished these visits.

Basham Funeral Care 


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