May you rest in peace and may your friends, family and loved ones be at peace. May they seek to forgive, if forgiveness is needed.

I worked with American Express Travel is what I just remembered today during 1999-2000. Wow I can't believe that, but anyway I'll never forget the great care and service you gave to us for one of our South Beach trips:)

Gina F.
God Bless You

You were always the best! RIP <3

R.I.P YVONNE
ALWAYS IN MY PRAYERS

SWEETHEART MAY YOU REST IN PEACH. I KNOW THAT NOW YOU ARE AN ANGEL WATCHING OVER ALL OF US. YOU WILL BE MISSED ALWAYS AND NEVER FORGOTTEN. THANKS FOR MY MEMORIES OF US HAVING SO MUCH FUN. MAY THE LORD GIVE YOUR MOM AND DAD AND BROTHER THE STRENGHT AND COURAGE TO GO ON. YOU WILL BE THOUGHT OF EVERYDAY. ALWAYS IN MY HEART

LOURDES MERCADO

yvonne, i too was many of the shocked and saddened peolpe who learned that you did not servive that terrible tradgy. like someone said in one of the condolences, i too only knew you from riding on the express bus to wall street. my prayers are with you every day and i was the one who left that poem for you at your bus stop. rest in peace with the lord and know you are always loved, especially by chris and elaine. take care, tina

To the family of Ivonne Bonomo,
My prayers are with you.
Ivonne was a wonderful person, and she loved her family, and Anthony.
She always spoke so positively of you all.

May God bless you.

Valerie Romano

My city girl,

I miss you more than words can say. I can not believe it has been a year already. I thank God that I spoke to you before leaving for Atlanta that weekend. You made me laugh as usual. I miss that more than anything. You always made me laugh even when I didn't want to. I love you and will spend all the days I am here making sure no one forgets you.
Love, Your country girl

John, Sonia and Geroge, our prayers are always with you for our cousin, your lovely daughter.

Ralph, Tina, Marie, John and Gina

Ivonne,
I only knew you from a distance. We took the same express bus to and from work nearly every day. Seldom did we exchange words, but I always admired your enthusiasum and love of life.
No one I knew could tell stores like you. A visit to a nail salon, could turn into a historic event for you.
You seemed so wide eyed, so alert, and you had a glow on your face, of someone who loved everything life had to offer.
Your stories about your fiance Anthony, and your plans for a future with children. Your bar-b-Q arguements with your future in-laws on what names you will give your children... All along you smiled, as you looked forward to your future.
I hope you love heavan as you did life.
Many people live their lives, in hopes to one day feel what you felt each day of your life.
I think of you often, and you are still in my prayers.

Valerie

I will always remember Yvonne Bonomo, who helped me in her job as an American Express Travel counselor. I talked with Yvonne several times a week. Many were the times she went out of her way to help me with a travel request, taking extra time to make sure my boss got the hotel reservation he needed, or some other special situation. She was always pleasant, always friendly and cheerful. It was a pleasure to know her. I know she is happy now, and that she will always be remembered by those who were lucky enough to know her.