Bonnie A. Merritt

Born on May 26, 1942 in White Plains, New York
Departed on January 3, 2022 in Melbourne, Florida

Bonnie A. Merritt, 79, of Melbourne Beach passed on January 3, 2022 in Melbourne, Florida. She was born on May 26, 1942 to Russell and Helen Williams Archibald in White Plains, New York.

Her family includes her husband of 57 years Alfred Merritt; daughter, Amy (Carl) Winkelmann; son, Rusty (Jeanne) Merritt; and grandchildren, Collin, Dillon and Maggie.

Bonnie worked as a teacher’s aide for 10 years in the Bedford, New York school system. She also owned Hills Pond Antiques and Collectibles in Whitehall, New York.

She was a member of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church and loved volunteering at their thrift shop. Most of all, she enjoyed her family.

Bonnie’s celebration of life will be at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Melbourne on Monday, January 31, 2022 at 1:00 pm.

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Jane and Woody Manzer wrote on January 16, 2022:
We send our heartfelt condolences.
Deborah Weiss from Chappaqua, NY wrote on January 16, 2022:
Hello Al. It's Deborah from Hills Pond. You may recall my husband and I have the log home directly across the lake from your home there. You were kind enough to collect our Kayak oars after a particularly powerful storm when we first purchased our home there. I remember the beautiful flower boxes you and Bonnie always had on the window sills facing the lake. We enjoyed them often. Our sincere condolences to you and your entire family on the loss of your wife. It's so hard to lose a loved one. May your memories sustain you. Warmly, Deborah and James
Leslie & Michael Moran from Albany wrote on January 16, 2022:
Al, We are so sorry to hear about Bonnie. You and your family are very much in our thoughts at this sad time. Leslie & Michael Moran (Hills Pond Neighbors)
Janice from Melbourne wrote on January 7, 2022:
Mr Merritt , My sincere and heart felt condolences to you. My heart is broken. I know your love for Mrs Merritt is everlasting. Love Janice the nurse
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