Farewell to a Tucson Legend: Bonnie Henry Retires from the Arizona Daily Star
A Legacy of Storytelling and Community
53 Years of Writing with Heart and Perspective
After 53 remarkable years, Bonnie Henry, the beloved columnist and author who has enlightened readers with her poignant observations and captivating tales about Tucson, is retiring from the Arizona Daily Star.
A Sunday and Monday Tradition
For over a quarter-century, Bonnie Henry's column has graced the pages of the Star every Sunday and Monday, offering a unique blend of personal anecdotes, historical insights, and heartwarming stories that have resonated deeply with readers. Her writing has become a cherished tradition, eagerly anticipated by her loyal following.
A Home in the Desert
Beyond her journalistic contributions, Bonnie Henry has also penned numerous books, including "Tucson Memories" and "Another Tucson," which have further showcased her love for her adopted city. Her works have captured the essence of the Sonoran Desert, celebrating its beauty, history, and the vibrant community that calls it home.
A Fond Farewell
As Bonnie Henry bids farewell to the Arizona Daily Star, it is with a heavy heart but also with immense gratitude for the countless lives she has touched through her writing. Her legacy as a gifted storyteller and compassionate observer will undoubtedly endure for years to come. We wish Bonnie all the best in her future endeavors and thank her for the indelible mark she has left on our community.
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