Dear Linda, Lynne, Nancy and family,
I’m very sorry to hear about Bruce. My earliest memory is when Barb Carson and I decided to go visit my grandmother downtown. We were probably around four or five. Bruce was standing outside his home and told us that we had to go home because we were too young to be that far from home. Bruce was the first person to ask me to dance when I was in grade 7, but I was too shy to accept!
My sincere sympathy,
Mary ( Charlton) Kane
Bruce and I shared a few laughs driving his Dad’s Jeep. He became a biker the year he bought my 1966 80 cc Yamaha in the spring of 1969, and rebuilt an old Harley that sat in a barn for 10 years in 1970.
Condolences to Bruce’s family and friends. Donald and Sarah Knorr
What I remember from our childhood is our lighting a "campfire" at the base of a tree near our homes. My next memory is seeing a firetruck in the neighbour's yard. Hope he didn't get into too much trouble.
Dear Lynne, Nancy, Linda and families,
I am sorry to learn of Bruce's passing and send my sincere condolences for your loss. Please know you will be in my thoughts as you go through this most difficult time.
Sincerely, John
I was so sorry to learn of Bruce's recent passing and thankful I had an opportunity to visit with him not long ago at a BBQ in Pennfield with lots of old school friends. Thinking of all the family especially his wife, Linda and sisters Lynne and Nancy.. RIP Bruce.. God bless.
