ForeverMissed
The Man, The Myth, The Legend.... Joe Bona
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Joe Bona. We will remember him forever.
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Posted by Sherry Landen on February 26, 2021
He will forever be in our hearts !
Will miss his phone calls. ❤️❤️❤️

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Posted by Sherry Landen on February 26, 2021
He will forever be in our hearts !
Will miss his phone calls. ❤️❤️❤️
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Daddy's Girl from way back. (1965 or 1966)
Waiting for the show to begin at the Bar D Chuckwagon, Durango Colorado
Heading out for camping at 11,000 ft.
A suit and piercing blue eyes
The heart of a girl, is her Daddy
The Turkey Slicer
Close to Old Hundred Mine, Colorado
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his Life
Joe Bona passed away surrounded by loved ones on February 19, 2021 after complications resulting from a sudden massive stroke. Joe was born October 26, 1943 to Lora and Joe V. Bona. He graduated from Lawton High School, class of 1961 and had a long and successful career in construction for over 50 years. Joe never met a stranger and was a highly regarded member of every community he ever belonged to.

He is survived by the love of his life and wife of 47 years, Vickie Bona, his children: Terry Bright, Sherry Bona Stepp, Robert Anthony Bona, Duane Liddell and wife, Kristine, Gary Liddell and wife Sherry, Dawn Marie Liddell, John (Danny) Bona and wife Dawn and Lora Lee Bona Wilbanks and husband Mike, 24 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his mother and father.

Joe will be celebrated by his immediate family, but they invite you to leave comments and memories here. In lieu of gifts or flowers please consider donations to the Willard Walker Hospice Home or to National Parks.org.
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A visit to Daddy's Happy Place...

Shared by Sherry Stepp on February 24, 2021
Daddy LOVED Colorado and has been taking Momma there for over 30 years. I always said I would go visit but while Daddy preferred the mountains, I was a beach girl. I finally found time to go and visit in July 2020. He was so excited to share all of the things he loved about Colorado - the mountains, the old mines and of course the restaurants and food! I got to see everything through his eyes. I was also able to meet "The Durango Gang" - he was surrounded by so many people who loved him and will miss him. I was so blessed by that trip and I will always be grateful that God made a way for me to do it.