Bozena ‘Bonnie’ Kaleta
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Rochester: Sunday, August 31, 0214. Predeceased by mother, Maria Kaleta. Survived by loving family and dear friends. Contributions may be sent to American Cancer Society in her memory.
My condolences to Bonnie’s family. We knew each other from work. Bonnie was thorough and took pride in doing a good job but what impressed me was her caring nature. We hadn’t seen each other in a few years and I am sorry we lost touch. I would have liked to have been there for her when she needed someone. Bonnie, when I think of you, I knew I had meet a good soul with a wayward spirit. Rest in peace friend!
My condolences to Bonnie’s family. We knew each other from work. Bonnie was thorough and took pride in doing a good job but what impressed me was her caring nature. We hadn’t seen each other in a few years and I am sorry we lost touch. I would have liked to have been there for her when she needed someone. Bonnie, when I think of you, I knew I had meet a good soul with a wayward spirit. Rest in peace friend!
I just read the In Memoriam listing in the Rochester Review (the U of R publication) and saw Bonnie Kaleta’s name. She was a fellow student and fellow food service worker during my time at the U of R (1973-77). I am saddened by news of her death. I also extend my condolences to her family and her close friends. In my time at the U of R she was a delight to cross paths with. She had a lovely, winning smile and I remember her wild blond hair at the time. She was a spirited and very friendly fellow student who I can readily picture in my mind. I plan to check out my own yearbook from 1977 to see if I can find a photo of her in it, despite she being in the graduating class that preceded me. College was for me, at times, a daunting experience, sensing that I didn’t quite know what I was about and nervous in my studies. Bonnie was a human being’¦.a ‘real person’ to say hello to in my comings and goings on campus and at the Danforth Dining Hall where we both worked. I imagine Bonnie having a full life in the years following her time at the U of R, and that she came to delight many others besides me in the life time. I am grateful to have known Bonnie in those youthful college days, and will remember the warmth and friendliness that she brought my way at an important time in my young life.