Bonnie Bergin - Early Years

Early Years

Bergin moved to Sonoma County two years after she was born. She was raised in the small northern California town of Cloverdale.

Bonnie attended her first year of College at San Jose State University, then transferred to Humboldt State University in Arcata, California. There she met her husband Jim Bergin, who in 1968 took a teaching position that moved the two of them back to Sonoma County.

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