Bunny Marie Osborn

Bunny Osborn was called home on March 21, 2025. To know Bunny was to love her. When she walked into a room she was captivating, you noticed her. She was tall, pretty and energizing (and not just because she was a "bunny"). You knew you had just met a new friend. Her personality, charm and charisma drew you in. Once you knew her you were a part of her circle.

She was the love of one man's life for 32 years. With many ups and downs they remained committed to each other. They were one another's soulmate. They enjoyed doing many things together like riding motorcycles and spending time enjoying their yard and the many friends they entertained there.

Her cats were always one of her greatest pleasures. It was through her step children that she found fulfillment in watching her family grow along with the love they felt for each other. She was always a bit of a mother, adopting strays and I'm not talking about her many cats.

Bunny was successful in many endeavors whether she was running her business or bartending. She had a wide variety of careers and enjoyed all of the different kinds of people, many who became her friend. Though Bunny was faced with many health challenges in her later years, she continued to fight valiantly with grace, dignity and a smile on her face.

What Bunny left us with are memories. Memories we will all cherish, each in our own special way. She meant so many things to so many different people. It would be impossible to define exactly what she was, that is up to each of us.

She was proceeded in death by her mother, Letitia, and her father, Willis Tschabold.

She is survived by her husband, Tom; stepchildren, Travis (Christine) Osborn, Melissa (Scott) Lewis, Mary Osborn (Eddie Vasquez); grandchildren, Andrew, Payton, Nathaniel, Presleigh, Kieara, Colin, Geprii, and Lydia; great grandchildren, Aaviyanna and Beau; and siblings, Kathy Tschabold and Tom Tschabold.

There will be no services. However, a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.