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About John Wayne Bonar
John Wayne Bonar, 77, of Mesa, AZ, passed away peacefully on December 9, 2024 surrounded by loved ones. Born on May 18, 1947 in Paris, France, John lived a life dedicated to family and service.
He is survived by his brother and sister-in-law, Mickey and Margo; his niece and nephew; Michelle and Mason; his wife, Peggy; his stepchildren, Roy, Cleo, and Emily; and his step-grandchildren, Camilla and Elara.
John enjoyed spending time outdoors, working on projects around the house, gardening, and volunteering countless hours at his church and community. He was known for his kind heart, strong will, and unwavering support for his loved ones.
John married Peggy and embraced her three children, providing them with a stable home. Though not always in perfect agreement, they are forever grateful for the life he shared with their mother and the dedication he showed to their family.
Services for John will be held on Saturday January 18th 2025, at 11am at Bunker Funeral Home – University Chapel. The address is 3529 E University Dr, Mesa, AZ 85213.
Arrangements by Bunker’s University Chapel, www.bunkerfuneral.com. Should this obituary appear anywhere but bunkerfuneral.com, please check our website for accurate details and service information.
6 comments
Brent Anderson
My condolences to his family. A few decades ago, he and I were room mates. He was a good man.
Sharon Anguillo
John was very good to me and my students. I asked him to build my boys a hot wheel track. Within days he brought me this beautiful track. When I brought it to school the boys played with their hot wheels for hours. Thanks John u will b missed
Wendy Palmer
Jon was a very nice man. He was always there to send a hand and was always very happy. He will be missed by many of us. I wish Peggy and his family peace.
Betty Botelho
John was so loving and kind. He did a lot of work for me and I got to know and appreciate him.
A loving friend happy to help anyone. He will be missed.
Marty & Cindy Frantz
We loved John! He truly had a heart of gold, would do anything for anyone and always went out of his way to spread kindness and love in our community. He is a great example for us all. Thank you John for giving us the gift to know you. We can’t wait to see you again on the other side of heaven. True Blessings…
Jon
John was a good man whom I shall always very fondly remember from the time we spent together during our high school and college days. May you Rest in Peace my friend.