Bonnita Anne Hodgson
Obituary
Passed on
January 15, 1955 – October 27, 2026
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Bonnita (Bonnie) Hodgson. She peacefully passed in her Teulon, MB. home at the age of 71 years.
She is survived by her sister Linda Neumann and Donna Woodhall, and her aunt Shirley, brother-in-law Grant Krahn, many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, and close friends.
She is predeceased by her parents Robert and Elaine Woodhall, sisters Karen Krahn, Brenda Woodhall, and brother Robert Woodhall.
Bonnie was born in Winnipeg, MB. on January 15, 1955. She went to U of M for her nursing degree, while doing that she enrolled into the reserves as a supply tech and achieving the rank of Sargent. In her later years she worked as a civilian instructor 301 Air Cadet Squadron, and Cadet Headquarters at 17 Wing and she was an EA with the Interlake School Division.
In 1988 she moved to Red Lake Ontario to start a ranch, her nursing career, and training to be a paramedic.
If anyone had a horse question Bonnie was always the person to ask, she dedicated her life to her animals. Horses was Bonnies greatest joy in life, at one point in her life she owned 34 horses. Bonnie taught horse lessons, she did shows and training with her horses. She will be truly missed by many.
Celebration of life will be held in spring of 2027.
We would like to thank the doctors and nurses at Cancer Care, paramedics, and RCMP of Stonewall.
Comments
I first got to know Bonnie from the horse side of things. She gave me riding lessons and put time on my horse for me. She was so full of wisdom and always smiling and laughing. After a couple of years getting to know her she walked into TCI where I worked full time as one of our subs. She fit right in. She always asked how my horse was and always gave tips or tricks. She will be greatly missed by everyone whose life she touched and her animals that she loved dearly.
Leah
Worked with Bonnie at TCI Loved her stories ! Wonderful lady Rest easy Bonnie 🌹
Judith-Ann Allen
Bonnie was an amazing person. I worked with her for many years at Teulon Elementary. She was fantastic with the kids. They all loved her. I enjoyed her very much. Sending love to her family and all who loved her.
Lana Knor
Rest easy auntie it was a pleasure always going out to red lake growing up helping you with my brothers building ur ranch working for you on our summer breaks you taught us everything we needed to know about horses miss when you would take us up to Lee's cabin to fish then after years you decided to move back to manitoba to tuelon to be closer to us thank you so much for all the good memories auntie you will be missed hope my mom had a bucket of kfc for you when u walked threw those heavenly gates
Kev
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