Bonnie Liegl, age 77, of Iron Ridge, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully at her home on September 29, 2026. A Memorial Service honoring Bonnie will be held on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. at the Koepsell Funeral Home in Mayville, Wisconsin, with Rev. Allen Behnke officiating. A visitation for Bonnie will be held atContinue Reading
Bonnie Liegl, age 77, of Iron Ridge, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully at her home on September 29, 2026.
A Memorial Service honoring Bonnie will be held on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. at the Koepsell Funeral Home in Mayville, Wisconsin, with Rev. Allen Behnke officiating. A visitation for Bonnie will be held at the Koepsell Funeral Home from 1:00 p.m. until the time of the service at 3:00 p.m.
Raised on a dairy farm in Campbellsport, Wisconsin by parents Eldin and Betty (Flynn) Ebert, Bonnie spent her career working with several manufacturing companies, including West Bend Electric Company, Micron, and Metalcraft. Outside of her work, she found great joy in sewing, quilting, baking, doing puzzles, and participating in local farmers markets.
She is remembered and survived by her husband, James; her children Becky (Jon) Jacobson and Randy (Jill) Liegl; her brothers: Dennis Ebert, Jeff Ebert, and Brian Ebert; and her four grandchildren.
Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents; and her brother Eddie Ebert.
Bonita Sweeney
left a message on October 9, 2026:
Jim
Only knew you guys from the Farmers Market. Really enjoyed seeing you almost every Saturday. So very sorry to hear about Bonnie. Since we moved away two years ago, I have never found a jam like Bonnie makes. She was always so nice and funny to talk with.
Marion and Sam came to visit us last year and brought us a couple of jars . We loved them, I don't think there was anything Bonnie couldn't make. She will be missed. Take Care of yourself Jim.
Bonnie and Don
Mary Polzean
left a message on October 5, 2026:
Dear Jim and Family,
Sending my thoughts and prayers for you and your family during this very sad time. Sorry I won't be able to attend the services.
Bob Burg
Jon Jacobson
left a message on October 1, 2026:
When Bonnie’s daughter, Becky (my wife), informed me that her Mom has passed, my mind started racing with memories and thoughts - I recalled her kindness, laughter, unselfishness, quiet strength, competitiveness (especially board games), talents (baking and crafts among many others), intelligence (although much of it came from watching the same game shows dozens of times) and, most importantly, her love of church, family and friends. I could not recall one negative thought regarding my mother-in-law. Bonnie, you left an incredible legacy for us to model. I feel
as if I lost my own parent. Prayers to Jim, Randy, Becky and all of Bonnie’s family and friends ❤️
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Bonita Sweeney
left a message on October 9, 2026:
Jim
Only knew you guys from the Farmers Market. Really enjoyed seeing you almost every Saturday. So very sorry to hear about Bonnie. Since we moved away two years ago, I have never found a jam like Bonnie makes. She was always so nice and funny to talk with.
Marion and Sam came to visit us last year and brought us a couple of jars . We loved them, I don't think there was anything Bonnie couldn't make. She will be missed. Take Care of yourself Jim.
Bonnie and Don
Mary Polzean
left a message on October 5, 2026:
Dear Jim and Family,
Sending my thoughts and prayers for you and your family during this very sad time. Sorry I won't be able to attend the services.
Bob Burg
Jon Jacobson
left a message on October 1, 2026:
When Bonnie’s daughter, Becky (my wife), informed me that her Mom has passed, my mind started racing with memories and thoughts - I recalled her kindness, laughter, unselfishness, quiet strength, competitiveness (especially board games), talents (baking and crafts among many others), intelligence (although much of it came from watching the same game shows dozens of times) and, most importantly, her love of church, family and friends. I could not recall one negative thought regarding my mother-in-law. Bonnie, you left an incredible legacy for us to model. I feel
as if I lost my own parent. Prayers to Jim, Randy, Becky and all of Bonnie’s family and friends ❤️
ASVC Executive Leaders and Associates
left a message on October 1, 2026:
Horicon Phoenix Program
left a message on October 1, 2026:
Jake and Amanda Mallmann Family
left a message on September 30, 2026:
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