Bonnie Gail Ingram

Birth date: Feb 20, 1951 Death date: Feb 20, 2023

Bonnie Gail Ingram Dustman was born in Longview, Texas on February 20, 1951. Bonnie passed into the arms of her Savior on February 20, 2023, at the age of 72. Bonnie lived at 308 E. Center Street in White Oak, Texas. Bonnie died o Read Obituary

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Sherri Hyde Rose

138w ago

in honor of Bonnie.

I have so many fond memories of Bonnie Gail during our school years at White Oak from getting in big trouble for getting off the bus with her in 1st grade. She convinced me it was just a short walk to my house, no problem! Then in high school she had the best slumber parties! You had to get all dolled up because she certainly was going to be. Getting her beautiful red hair flipped just right was the #1 priority. Then we'd have snacks & might have started that red solo cup thing. Wild Quigy Board games, dancing & boy stories filled the nights. I wasn't in the band with her, but I know her band buddies have great memories. I can see her playing the sax, marching, holding her head to highlight that georgous hair! March on, dear Bonnie & make beautiful music in heaven with Jesus Christ & all your loved ones. My deepest sympathy to Don, her Family & Friends, may God comfort you now & always. Sherri Hyde Rose

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Robert Lowry

138w ago

I'm so sorry to hear about Bonnie's passing. I knew her in the 1960's when my grandparents lived in the house that eventually became hers. My grandfather, Robert Reno Higginbotham built the house. I have many happy memories of playing with her and Diane Shaw on our visits to White Oak - Buddy Lowry, Houston

David Mcdaniels

138w ago

As the first grandchild and great grandchild on our side of the family, I was extremely blessed to have some of the best and most involved experiences with all the Ingrams. That was probably especially true of me and Bon Bon. So many of my earliest childhood memories are full of her love, encouragement and generosity. We often didn’t have much money as a family in my younger years, but I never would have known. Bon Bon would often take me to Wal-Mart and say “Now, David - you pick out any single thing you want and I’ll get it for you!” The world often felt like my oyster as a child because of her. She always was extremely generous toward me both randomly and especially around holidays and birthdays. I also strongly remember her just being over the top telling people how smart she just knew that I was. Even that idea was communicated in her gift giving and generosity. She often bought me toys and games that were meant for children much older and bigger than I was. Then, I could hear her in the background after I opened the gift as she defended her purchases “I don’t care if it says it’s for an 8 year-old he’s the smartest 3 year old boy I’ve ever seen.” Between her and Memaw’s support of our family in my most formative years - I honestly feel like I just didn’t have a chance to lose. I’ll never be able to repay her for that, but I’ll look forward to kissing and hugging the very best version of her in Heaven someday.

Scarlet Baron

138w ago

During the holidays our family always gathered for food & fellowship. We always took lots of pictures. Right before we would click the pic… Bonnie would yell out “BEANS & WEENIES” to ensure a great laugh & smile! Makes me laugh now…. I love you Aunt Bonnie & will see you again! Give memaw a big hug for me….♥️

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