Merald Francis Brockway

Moon, We will miss you forever. From Your funny one liners, Your love for everyone but especially the special connections with Children and Animals, To hearing all your stories about train trips to Wrigley Field with your Dad as a youth and talking about all the trips you took after you retired. "For a guy who never drove I sure went a lot of places." You were one of a kind Moon. Key word... KIND!! Until we meet again. Rest in Peace. So Long, Moon We Love you very much, Lori and Rob

Moon.......you were truly the only uncle we ever had. You will forever be in our hearts. We will never forget all the time we spent with you and Gram. Riding the city bus to East Towne and eating at York Steak House, eating at the "little restaurant", going fishing, waiting for you to come home from work then having a midnight snack. So many memories. I miss your house. Going to your house when Gram was still alive........it was like a sauna........at least 80 degrees. I picture you now up in Heaven running around playing with all our furry ones that have preceded us. Riding a bike finally. Say "hi" to Gram and Grandpa for us. Tell them everything that has been going on. We will all see you again when God sees fit. So long for now Moon.

🌝 Moon ❤️

I remember you and your sisters and the house you lived in in Madison by the river and, of course, you in my class at Madison East High. It sounds like you lived a full and busy life and were greatly loved.

I remember Merle very well. My last name of Borquist and his of Brockway meant we sat close to each other in classes. I ran into one of his sisters at an Alanon meeting some years ago and found out from her that his later years were much happier and fulfilling than his high school years. I will always remember him and my sympathy goes out to all of you.