Bonnie MacPetrie

Bonnie Jean (McColl) MacPetrie-Sahutske passed away peacefullly on Thursday, November 20, 2025 at her Daughter’s home just 8 days after her 81st birthday. Bonnie was born November 12, 1944 in Coffeyville, Kansas, to the late Ivan and Margaret (Bubb) McColl. She is survived by her husband Dean Sahutske, Her son Scott (Stephanie) MacPetrie and her daughter Jill (Hayden Daniel) Davis and 4 of her grandchildren, She also is survived by her stepchildren Dean Jr (Paulette) Sahutske , John Sahutske, Pete (Toni) Sahutske, Mike (Kim) Sahutske, Jessica (Bob) McCauley and 9 additional grandchildren.Bonnie was the youngest of 2 daughters. She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Sandy Nesbitt, and grandson Sean MacPetrie. She was a loving mother, grandmother and wife. Bonnie or Nina as her grandkids called her, was the kind of person who always made friends wherever she went, her outgoing personality and genuine love for others always made her a delight to talk too. When she was young she enjoyed waitressing as she loved interacting with new people she was the kind of person you met and never forgot, she had a smile that would make you smile it was so infectious. She brought joy and laughter to very room she walked into. But she was so much more then that, every summer for years she would go camping with her daughter and her grandkids near Lake Michigan spending time in her favorite place, the outdoors, she loved nature for most of her life and loved taking hunting tips with her husband and traveling across the country to find as many beautiful places and people as she could. One of her favorite spots was Bond Falls in the Upper Peninsula. She had such a heart for God, every Christmas she and her three granddaughters would help the church with ‘gifts for all gods children’ and she was very active in the churches bible studies. She shown the light of God and his love wherever she went. Even at the end of her life Bonnie was a wonderful person through everything she had gone through she cared for other and loved cracking jokes, she was a delight to be with. She loved and was loved deeply in return. Now she rest with her sister, grandson and parents in heaven. She will be deeply miss by her family and friends, your service in this world is over now Bonnie, you can rest. We love you.

Bonnie MacPetrie

November 12, 1944 - November 20, 2025