Bruce Bright

Annette and family, Deb Darkow here. We are so sorry to read of Bruce’s passing. We have so many great memories of time with you both and your families. He always had a big smile and gentle and loving life personality and we will always remember him and how welcoming he always was when we came over to your house. Once the pandemic is under control I hope we can get together to give you a big hug in person. We love you and let’s reconnect as soon as we can.

Dear Rick, Joel, and Family, My sympathies to you on the passing of your Dad. I will always remember him as a quiet and gentle man who would turn into a hero as he zoomed up Oakwood Place with the flashing red light on the car top off to respond to fire and other emergencies. The Middleton community appreciated his dedicated service. I wish him peace and comfort now, and peace to all his family. Karen Eid Rodricks

I am extended family to Bruce, but that's what I think of, I think of "family" as I remember Bruce. I think of the really good times at the Sullivan celebrations, whether that be Christmas or other holidays or birthdays or Aunt Kathy's Fall party, which I was lucky enough to get back for a few years ago. He was always so kind and thoughtful and encouraging. He always seemed to genuinely care about what was happening in our lives, so humble and interested in "family."

We were so sorry to hear about Bruce. He was a good person and we will miss not talking with him. If you need anything don’t hesitate to contact us. Our prayers go out to you.