Bonnie Glasspoole

Bonnie Glasspoole, a radiant spirit who graced the world with her laughter and determination, passed away peacefully on December 12, 2025, at the home where she was born, surrounded by her loving family. A remarkable woman, Bonnie’s life was a testament to the beauty of resilience and affection, qualities she imparted to everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.

Born on December 21, 1938, Bonnie devoted her early years to nurturing her profound love for children and her family, serving as an unwavering pillar of support and affection. She proudly worked at the 3M Corporation, where she operated a press, yet it was in the joyful moments spent with her kids and grandkids that her heart truly found its rhythm. She adored taking long walks and cherishing time at the playground, where the laughter of children filled the air—a sound that undoubtedly brought her immense joy.

Bonnie's sweet disposition was complemented by a wonderful sense of humor, a trait that endeared her to all who crossed her path. She had a knack for making people smile, and those who knew her often remarked on her delightful charm. In times of displeasure, it was easy to recognize her feelings; her expressive face served as a canvas revealing her emotions to those around her. Bonnie was a true “pistol,” full of life and ready to embrace each moment with open arms, and she never hesitated to share her warmth with others.

There was a special connection between Bonnie and the holiday season, as she cherished the magic of Christmas and the community it brought. She held dear traditions, including sending cards to loved ones—a beautiful legacy that has been passed down to her daughter and grandchildren. Her home was always a haven of laughter, sweetness, and love, especially when she enjoyed her beloved vanilla cone from Dairy Queen.

Throughout her life, Bonnie was surrounded by a vibrant family that she adored fiercely. She leaves behind her cherished children, Kevin Glasspoole, Lorrie Miller, and Clay Glasspoole, and her precious grandchildren—Kylie (Bennett) Nicewanger, Shae (Jordan) Bailey, and the light of her world, her great grandson, Oliver Bailey. A beloved sister, Sharon Dailey, remains to carry forth her joyous spirit.

Welcoming Bonnie in eternal rest are her late husband, Mart Glasspoole, along with her parents, Albert Wiseman and Jesse Wiseman Cox, and her siblings—13 brothers and 5 sisters, who surely await her with open arms.

Family and friends are invited to remember Bonnie at The Johnson-Smith Funeral Home in Baltimore, Ohio, for a visitation on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. A funeral service will follow at the Maple Grove United Brethren in Christ Church on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at 10:30 AM, followed by burial at Floral Hills.

Bonnie Glasspoole’s spirit and everlasting love will continue to inspire all who were blessed to know her. As she embarks on her next journey, may her laughter echo in our hearts forevermore.

Donations can be made in Bonnie's name to The Maple Grove United Brethren Church  at 9880 Lancaster-Newark Rd NE, Baltimore, OH 43105 or FairHope Hospice 282 Sells Rd. Lancaster, OH 43130. Online condolences can be made at www.funeralhome.

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