Bonnie "Boo" Primozich

Bonnie "Boo" Primozich, born on February 20, 1952, in Richland, Washington, passed away peacefully on April 19, 2025, in Salem, Oregon. A cherished figure in her community and a beloved member of her family, Boo's warmth and spirit touched the lives of all who knew her.

Boo dedicated an impressive 43 years to her career at State Farm, undertaking various roles in operations and agency.

In her personal life, Boo was known for her loving nature and myriad of hobbies. She had a deep passion for knitting, sewing, and planting vibrant flowers, all of which reflected her creative spirit. Her neighborhood gatherings were lively, as she often engaged in joyful conversations with her friends during bunco and potluck events. A favorite pastime was hanging out at the neighborhood pool, where her laughter could be heard overhead.

Above all else, she was a loving mother. Not only did she care for her own, she acted as a mother figure to her children's friends as her love was boundless. She treated her kids’ friends as if they were her own, especially when they came by to visit when her kids weren't even home.

Boo’s culinary skills were admired by many. She delighted friends and family with her home-cooked meals, and her signature dishes, including stroganoff, green bean casserole, and peach cobbler, will be greatly missed by those who had the pleasure of enjoying them. Additionally, her homemade jams, particularly Marionberry, brought sweetness to many a gathering and warmed the hearts of those around her.

Boo is survived by her devoted husband of almost 52 years, Frank; her son Tony (Katie) and grandson Conor; her daughter Wendy; her sisters-in-law Jean (Kevin) and Suzie (Victor); her brother John (Maggie); her niece Nicole (Todd); her nephew J.T.; and her brother-in-law Bill (Ronna). Together, they carry forward her legacy of love and kindness.

She is preceded by her sister Carolyn and her parents Earl and Bonnie. Their absence is felt deeply, yet their memories continue to guide and inspire her family and friends.

Bonnie "Boo" Primozich will be remembered as a dynamic and nurturing presence whose generous spirit and joyful laughter enriched countless lives. Her legacy lives on through her family and friends, who will forever cherish the moments they shared with her.

An open house to honor and remember Bonnie will be held on Thursday, May 22nd from 4-7 at the Tukwila HOA Rec Center in Woodburn, OR.

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