We are sad to announce that on February 22, 2024, at the age of 57, Bonnie Kay Martin of Durant, Oklahoma passed away. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

She is survived by : her parents, Joe Tinkler and Diane Tinkler (Harrison); her husband Mark Miller; her children, Joseph Tinkler, Cecilia Miller (Kamron Hinson) and Shelby Todd McCarty (Kim); her grandchildren, Josslynn McCarty and Gabriel Tinkler-Moon; her siblings, Joe Tinkler, Casey Jay Tinkler (Sherry) and Kellie Jo Kennedy (Robert); her aunts and uncles, Garland Tinkler (Terry), Donella Tucker (Tom), Mary Fondren (Neal), Connie Stillwell and David Tinkler (Marla); and her nieces and nephews, Michelle Tinkler, Rylan Tinkler, Katelin Tinkler, RJ Kennedy and Reid Kennedy. She is also survived by numerous extended family and friends.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Brown's Funeral Service

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February 28, 2024

Shelley Dawn wrote a sympathy message

“Bonnie aka Tinkler-Miller was my best friend since I moved home from Austin in 2015. She was truly one of the most beautiful person I will ever have the honor to call my friend. She loved God. Hated the way our country has forgotten to love God. She adored her husband, Mark Miller. She once told me that they NEVER argued. Not once. She really respected & loved Mark. Bonnie was fearlessly loyal to her family. She was the apple of her father's eye-Joe I, a surrogate mother to her nephew, Joseph (Joe III), & a best friend & biggest fan of her brother, Joe (Joe II). She was my best friend, my soft shoulder to cry on, and my sounding board. We laughed, cried & shared our deepest fears & dreams. She called me her Shell Shell & I called her my TinkerBell. She will forever be part of me. RIP Tink. I love you, my Sister.”