Agnes "Aggie" Bram

I didn't really know Agnes, but I wanted to say my condolences to her family. This is not the way a person should leave this world and especially their family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I worked with Aggie at Harbor for several years -- way back when. She was one of those rare human beings that keeps it real. A quick witted spitfire, always upbeat, deeply caring and with a great sense of humor, she was integral in bringing people together in a positive way. This world has lost a jewel. Sending sincere love and sympathy to Aggie's family. Jill Odegard

Aggie embodied the Middleton claim to fame: being a good neighbor. When I first moved here in 2009, I knew nobody at all,, and was shopping around for good deals on household goods. Aggie's sale was an obvious choice. We bonded instantly over a love of getting cheap deals - -and Aggie pointed out many of Middleton's finer points to me. Our interaction was brief but powerful - - and I got some good deals at the sale. Moreover, I felt I had made my first friend in Middleton. Her sense of hospitality and welcoming attitude stuck in my mind as the very epitome of being a Good Neighbor. So many will miss her for so many more important reasons, but I will miss her as a neighbor....a really good one!

I remember Mrs. Bram from when I was growing up out in Cross Plains and her son Tom was my friend, or classmate, I'm not sure. I am so shocked about this, and I'm so sorry for her kids. The whole family has my deepest sympathies.

Aggie was my life saver for our son Ryan when he needed to be in Kids Care at Harbor. She could settle him like no other. I remember when he got a little older we took her out to Menchies for a treat and it just made both of their days. Ryan just adored her. And we appreciated her mothering nature. Rest in Peace Aggie. And prayers to your family, I am so sorry of the pain and sadness they must be feeling. Andy, Michelle and Ryan Bussen