Submit a PhotoBonnie Rae Hall, 62, of Coolidge, passed away on 09/20/2020, at Hospice of the Valley-Dobson Home after her battle with cancer.
Bonnie was born to the late Kathryn Kendall and the late Daniel Hall, October 27, in Lead, South Dakota. Bonnie graduated from Lead High School and received a certificate from Western Dakota Tech. She married the late Raymond Chesmore Sr. in 1981 and had two children, Mary and Andrew. They lived in Janesville, WI until their divorce in 1997 when she returned to South Dakota to be closer to family and raise her children. Bonnie was an avid reader, oftentimes exchanging books with her mother so they could discuss them. Bonnie’s greatest joy in life was becoming a grandmother to Erabelle and Everly in 2018, henceforth being known as Nana. Bonnie loved to dote on her granddaughters and to show them off to all of the residents at her 55+ community. Even as her health declined, her grandchildren made her smile.
Bonnie is survived by her children: Mary (Cindy) Kesmor and Andrew Chesmore plus her two grandchildren: Erabelle and Everly. She is also survived by her brothers: Lonnie Hall and Daniel (Kim) Hall, along with her sister: Konnie Hall-Grass. Bonnie was preceded in death by her mother, Kathryn Kendall and her father, Daniel Hall.
At her request, there will be no services. Donations can be made to Hospice of the Valley Dobson Home for their outstanding care during this difficult time.
Print Obituary
She was so kind. And we are so sorry for your loss
I am so sorry for your loss. Bonnie and Kay we’re very special ladies. I was new to the park and they welcomed me. I went to church with the two of them on a Sunday morning last season. They will be very much missed. My prayers are to you and your family
So sorry for your loss love you kids hugs
So sorry for the family, hardly had time to get over Kay
So sorry for your loss. Know that she is at peace now and enjoying her Mom and Dad. My sympathy to the family. Charlene
Bonnie was always kind and thoughtful. She had a smile on her face and concern for others. I wish I could have known her for more than one season. She will be greatly missed by all her friends and neighbors. She did love to show her sweet grandchildren off whenever possible and we enjoyed seeing them. My condolences to her family. May she rest in eternal peace.
Bonnie always had a smile to greet you. She was so helpful to everyone when she worked at Indian Skies and when she did airport shuttle. Bonnie and Kay’s absence will be felt at the rv park. Our thoughts and prayers as you adjust to the void in your lives. Joan ñ Gerald Karil
So thankful that I had time to get to know Bonnie this past few years. Such a warm and fun friend. We had many good times playing cards. We all loved her and will miss her very much. May she rest in peace now.
Mary, I’m so sorry you and Drew lost your mom. She was a very caring woman.