Ally,
Sending you the strength of the world right now. <3
~Brooke Peterson

Ally, I am so very sorry for your loss. Your mom was the first person I met when I moved to the cities and we got together every year for the Renaissance Festival even after I moved. She will be missed! I will keep you in my prayers.

Dear Bob and Ally..
I worked with Bonnie at VCS..and was deeply saddened to hear of your loss..
My thoughts and prayers are with you..

Ally and Bob, I worked with Bonnie for 35+ years. She was such a dedicated, loyal, and hard worker for Viking. She will be missed by many as she was loved by many. Remember the good times as I’m sure there were many.

Gone too soon! Love to all. Bonnie will be missed bought so many.

Bob,
So, so sorry to hear about the loss of Bonnie. She was a wonderful woman. And while I haven’t seen you in ages, I have nothing but fond memories of working with both of you at the old, Liquor Locker. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

On behalf of Patty York; who was fortunate enough to call Bonnie her best friend for 50+ years. As well as from Myself(godson of Bonnie’s) Her kind heart and infectious laugh will be deeply missed. Sending dearest condolences to Ally and Bob in these times of grief. May she forever rest in peace and may God bless her soul. Sending continual prayers

Ally, Your mom was like a mom to me and a truly great friend. I worked with her for 13 years and talked with her numerous times a day. She always made me laugh. She talked about you all the time and was so proud of you. I will miss her dearly. Sending many prayers, (((hugs))) and thoughts your way.

So sorry for your loss, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. It was truly a pleasure getting know Bonnie and working with her over the last 8 years. She will be deeply missed.

Bob and Ally,
There are no words to describe how much Bonnie will be missed. She was a friend and confidant for over 20 years.
Sending you both hugs as you navigate through new waters without her.
Our deepest sympathies,
Wanda & Leonard Davis

Ally and Bob,
It was my pleasure to work with Bonnie for 8 years. She was a funny, caring, quick witted and most of all a wonderful friend. I was lucky to have known her!

My sincere condolences to Bob, Ally, and the entire Hovorka family, and to her 2nd family here at Viking. There was nothing Bonnie couldn’t fix, and already miss her sharp wit, thoughtfulness, and perpetual smile, after month close! My heart is heavy. Thoughts and prayers to you all.

Sending prayers of peace and comfort to the Hovorka family.

Bob and Ally, I’m so sorry she’s gone. Her family was most important to her. I know you have many fond memories. She was very sweet and truly cared about people. Miss you baby sis! Wish we would have had more time.

I worked with Bonnie for over 27 years at Viking Cliesnt Services. We had our spats and our good times, but I always enjoyed her bright personality and wit. We became good friends at work and I will miss her terribly. Our last conversation was filled with sharing and tears. I could feel the pain and fear in her voice as she told me she was dying. I told her when this door closes, another door will open to eternal life with our Lord and Savior. My hope is that she passed at peace and in the knowledge that God would take her precious Spirit to her eternal home.

Dear Ally, and Bob, I’m very sorry for your loss. I remember many happy times working with Bonnie. She always brought healthy treats and told stories. I remember when I had my hip replacement she brought a healthy salad and shared it with Tammy and I at my home. Prayers to you and family.

So very sorry to hear of Bonnie’s passing. I have very fond memories (bats, porposing pontoon, Lakeview, fly-over herons and loons) of her and her sister, Pat, of when they would come up to Aitkin and stay at the cabin on Dam Lake when John and I first brought it. You are in my prayers.

I was so sorry to hear about Bonnie’s passing. I thought she had a hard job at Viking, but she always had a fun or light-hearted comment for every question I had or if she had one that I could answer. She made Viking a more fun place to work and always showed me an infectious optimism that I will never forget.

Oh, so memories of Bonnie. Each and everyone of those who were close to her have had their special times with her, be it work or play! I am grateful that after my 18 years at Viking she didn’t cut me off! She would come to Arizona to see her sister, yet found time for me as well as some who worked for our Arizona office back then. We, since I left Minnesota were text buddies. She would send me pictures of her plants in her garage, waiting for spring, she loved gardening! Rarely a week went by that we didn’t catch up, so I miss that horribly. When I started at Viking I had a healthy respect for her! She didn’t fool me but I was terrified of her job, which invariably, during the few vacations she would take, I would find a way to screw it up. I believe she secretly liked that! In the end I am truly saddened that she never got a chance to enjoy a retirement. She had so many interests, cooking, lake life, wine, the Twins and so many friends to enjoy it with. Our hearts go out to Ally & Bob and her extended family.