Birth date: Apr 27, 1941 Death date: Oct 22, 2018
Monnig, Bernard W., III, "Ben", age 77, of Bellbrook, passed away Monday, October 22nd, 2018. He was born April 27th, 1941 in Cincinnati to Viola (Holmes) and Bernard William Monnig, Jr. Upon graduation from Xavier University and Read Obituary
Although we did not know him well, we remember Ben as a kind, thoughtful, and loving man. He was a terrific father to Anca during those turbulent, adolescent years. Our love goes out to your sweet family during this sad time. \r\n
Dear Kathy and family,\r\nOur families have so many memories of fun times when you were all growing up. Ben was a great friend and college roommate and such a huge part of our lives. Warm, compassionate, hardworking and giving., he will be greatly missed. The kids send their condolences. Some of their memories, \u201cI really liked him. Such a gentle, sweet, intelligent soul.\u201d We Iove you, Ben.
We remember your visit to Seabrook. We danced with our loved ones in the moonlight. We loved you guys so much for coming to visit us. It was a special night for all of us..Ben was a a very great friend to Albert. We say goodbye to our friend.
Sending love to you and your family. I know your dad loved the outdoors and thought this might be a way to honor his memory for years to come.
May fond memories of Ben bring you comfort during this difficult time in your lives.
We\u2019re so sorry to hear of Ben\u2019s passing. We pray that your family is comforted knowing that he is at peace and home with our Lord.
Deepest sympathy for the Monning families loss of their beloved husband, father.... My hope is that this gift of a forever candle will remind you of the strong roots of your family and cherished memories of time shared. \u201d\r\n
Ben, we'll miss you brother with all our hearts.
Greg, your father had such a wonderful, significant life. We are so sorry for your loss, and our prayers are with you, Laurel, your mom, and your whole family.
May the God of comfort and Father of tender mercies be with the family of Mr. Bernard W Monnig as you prepare to lay your beloved one to rest. (2 Cotinthian 2:3-5)\r\n
