Bonnie A. Dyer, 72, passed away peacefully at her Limerick, Pa home on March 26 th , 2025, in the company of her loving wife.
Born May 10 th , 1952, in Pottstown, Pa and raised in Royersford, Bonnie was a Union worker at Superior Tube for 36years, retired 2016 to spend more time with family and enjoy their new home on farmland.
Bonnie was known for her passion of wildlife, going on hikes and enjoying nature. French Creek and Hopewell were two of her favorite locations for swimming, tubing or just enjoying the sounds of nature and walking around the lake. Bonnie was a graduate of Spring Ford High School and was a certified Pennsylvania Game Warden/Wildlife Officer. She had a great soul, loved her family and everyone she met loved her back. In her spare time she enjoyed tinkering with her tools to fix or build things and never fell short of a good story. She enjoyed music, singing to her own beat and she could belt out Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin with the best of them. Most of all, Bonnie was a true Philadelphia Eagles Fan. In September, cancer came back, but she still found the strength to watch every game and never missed the opportunity to root her EAGLES on.
Bonnie was never scared to take on new opportunities and did everything with honesty and integrity. She had very strong values and was well liked by everyone. Her passing leaves a lasting legacy of her remarkable spirit.
Bonnie is survived and missed by her loving wife JoAnn Reagan 'Dyer, of 45 years and their son Carl Stahl. Her memory lives on with her Aunt Sharon and Uncle Bennie, brother Blake, husband of Missy, Sister Beryl, wife of Mike, brother Brook, husband of Sherry, granddaughter Jocelyn, husband Dereck and Jordan Stahl as well as all of her sister / brother in-laws , nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by mother Dolores (Griffith) Reinart , Father William Dyer and son Brian Stahl.
Services will be held Privately. Memorial contributions may be made to National Parks
Conservation Association https://www.npca.org › give › memorial-tribute-giving. Arrangements are being handled by the Cattermole-Klotzbach Funeral Home. Condolences may be offered online at www.RoyersfordFuneralHome.com