Bonnie C Bollard, nee Lisiewski 82, of Palm City Florida, passed away on December 1, 2024 with her loving husband Tom by her side.

Bonnie was born in Neptune, NJ to Janet and Bob Lisiewski. She grew up in Wall, NJ with her favorite sister Donna and graduated from Manasquan High School in 1960. She went on to work at the First National Bank in NJ and later as a paralegal. Bonnie's first marriage brought forth 3 sons. She loved her boys and was always praying for their happiness and success. Bonnie was delighted with the births of each of her 4 grandchildren and they were always in her thoughts and prayers.

Bonnie married Thomas Bollard in January 1996. They enjoyed 29 years of marriage, traveling and making memories with friends and family. They spent summers at the Jersey Shore cruising on the "Bon Mom". When the winters got too cold Bonnie and Tom moved to Florida to enjoy the warmth. Bonnie worked at the local hospital and was a member of the Elks and American Legion. Bonnie never knew a stranger. Her friendliness and quick smile endeared her to lifelong friends and acquaintances alike. She was Bon Mom to Tom's 10 grandchildren. A bonus grandmother who was loved and cherished from the very beginning. She was also a bright light in the lives of Tom's children and their spouses. Bonnie's legacy of love, laughter and friendship will be remembered by all who knew her.

Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents Janet and Bob Lisiewski, her step father Andy Anderson and her brothers in law Bruce Bollinger and Edward Bollard. She is survived by her loving husband Tom, her sons, Robert (Cynthia) O Hoppe, James (Kim) O' Hoppe and four grandchildren, and children by love, Suzanne (Chris) Kopf, Michael(Terri) Bollard, Christine (Ted) Patla, Jennifer(Dave) Kennett, her ten grandchildren by love, her loving sister Donna Bollinger, nieces and nephew and her cat Snuggles.

Her greatest achievement and most enjoyable moments were always with her family. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her. A memorial service will be held at a date.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or the Tunnel to Towers Foundation .