Arthur Edward Bronner Sr.

A real "southern gentleman!" I worked for BB fresh out of high school at 16 yrs old in 1963. He and his brother Nathaniel were so kind and fatherly. I will always remember their acts of kindness.

You make me proud to be who I am: Your Granddaughter. I Love You, Daddy Daddy! Rest in peace.

Rest in peace my cousin. You made an incredible mark in life. What an honor it is to be a Bronner.

To the Bronner Family,

On behalf of the men and women serving in the Bronner Business Institute, we extend to you our prayers during this time. We count it a privilege to carry on the Bronner legacy of inspiring new generations of entrepreneurs. Know that his voice and message will continue to be heard.

Appreciation for a life well lived, and for a legacy that will enrich the lives of the hopeful and even the hopeless for times we who walk the earth today won't have the burden of witnessing. May the angels embrace his arrival.

May God give you comfort and the peace that passes all understanding during this time. I am thankful that Mr. Bronner made a wonderful difference in the world.

I feel blessed to have lived in a neighborhood where so many of our prominent Black founders paved the way. Mr. Bronner was one of them. Just to have shaken his hand and to have spoken in passing to him on the streets of Hunter and Ashby when I was a child was truly an honor. So many Greats have passed my way and I cherish every memory of them all. Mr. Bronner and his brother Nathaniel, were both very nice to me at all times. I look back on my childhood lovingly because of people like them....

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Mr. Bronner was truly a very special person that will be missed by all of us.