Delrosa Bruns

Mary Kay, Margaret Anne, and Maureen, I am very sorry to read of your mother's death online this morning. I remember her fondly from my grade school days. She had a long life, most of which was healthy, and had a loving family. As we were all taught, she is in a better place now, resting in peace. In Sympathy, Ken Lemmer

Margaret Ann....sorry to read about your mother. She was a good lady, lots of laughs in years past. Mary Jo Russell

Delrosa was my friend when I worked at the City of Middleton Public Works. When I started Massage Therapy School and at my completion, I needed 44 clients to help me get my certificate, Delrosa came into MATC for a massage to help me make my quota. She was so wonderful to help me out. I have missed her in the past years since my retirement from City Hall. I am still practicing massage therapy in Waunakee. God Bless Delrosa! Hy Miller

Thank you for all you gave the world. You worked in the helping professions and you volunteered to help other people in your life. I hope you rest in peace.

I met your mom (I believe) in a grief support group at Bethel Lutheran Church in Madison. We were both reeling from losses and I really connected with your mom, as did everyone else in the group. I knew only about her deep loss of her husband and her connection and great interest in the railroad history. That contact was nearly 20 years ago, and Delarosa's name and spirit have entered my thoughts numerous times since. I am thrilled she devoted time to teaching, railroad, libraries, and history -- we all knew she was a strong and devoted woman and just needed to find that person once again. She was in our prayers for weeks. I've lost my mom and understand the loss you share; speak of her often to each other and to your children and her spirit will remain within you. I am so grateful to have made her acquaintance, and so happy she healed.