Irene E. (Bonnette) Mount Williston Irene E. (Bonnette) Mount, March 12, 1926 – January 6, 2014. Bon Jour!!! I am happy and excited – I have gone home to be with my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I thought I’d never get here! At the time of writing my obituary (September 20, 1995) I’m in pretty good shape physically and feel fine – the best time to do this task and have it the way I want it. This morning I met with my dear Pastor Larry Rabon to arrange my Funeral Service. I also met with our Organist – dear Yvonne Grover. Yvonne and I picked out the beautiful music that I have loved over the years. It was very exhilarating to choose my hymns and music that have touched my heart and fit them into their place in my service. If you have time, please come early and listen to beautiful music. I’m sure you will enjoy it. I was a first generation American, the third child and second daughter of German immigrants. My brother and sister were also German immigrants. I was born in Yonkers, New York. I grew up in Yonkers and went through all the appropriate schools. My son Kenneth Waterson Resi, parents Ludwig and Amelia Rogers, brother Herbert Rogers, sister Charlotte “Lottie” Aluisio, daughter-in-law David’s wife Millicent Carr Resi and step daughter Joann Bonnette Desmond have already gone ahead of me to Paradise – but I have left behind my dearest niece, Carol R. Moore and husband John, and nephews, grand nieces and nephews and also great grand nieces and nephews. I also leave my step children, David Bonnette, Jim Bonnette and their spouses, children and grandchildren. I will also miss my very close, loving and true friend Dennis Thibeault. I married Louis A. Resi in 1947. We had three children, Kenny, Nancy and David. Our marriage terminated in divorce. Later on I met and married a wonderful man – Leo A. Bonnette. Our happiness here on earth ended when Leo went ahead to Paradise in 1983. Years down the road I met and married Armas “Army” Mount – again the happiness suddenly ended with dear Arm’s demise in 1992. I’ve worked over the years and enjoyed that – some places more than others. In recent years I’ve especially enjoyed working at Aesculapius Medical Center. My great joy is my beloved Community Lutheran Church in South Burlington. If you’d like – memorial remembrances may be sent to my church at 1560 Williston Road, South Burlington, VT 05403. Please come to Community Lutheran Church at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 9, 2014. I would be so pleased if you would come and meet the heart of why I was on this planet. They are my life’s greatest accomplishment – my children – my son Kenneth Waterson Resi whom I am now in Paradise with, Nancy Irene Resi, David Carl Resi, and my dear granddaughter Elizabeth Irene Resi. I am also survived by Ken’s wife Dorothy Wilson and Nancy’s husband James S. Kelley “Jimmy-Steve”. When you talk with them – please smile and share a moment that was fun that you and I had together. If you are unable to attend please visit www.awrfh.com and share your stories of fun moments we had together. IN HIS NAME auf Wiedersehen, IRENE