Bruce Mathias Bayer

Bruce Bayer was a constant point of fascination and admiration for me for as long as I can remember. A charming and generous man, Bruce lived a long and enviable life with my beloved Aunt Pitty (Patricia). To have earned his respect and enjoyed his company was truly a privelage. I will miss him very much.

My deepest sympathy to the Bayer family and friends for your loss. May the God of all comfort strengthen you during this difficult time.

As a young man, Bruce was drafted into military service to serve honorably in World War II. When Bruce talked about being at Omaha Beach on DDay, he always said, with tears in his eyes, "I never pulled a body from the ocean that had one grey hair". In April of this year, Bruce, Pat and I went to Omaha Beach -- it was the honor of my life. Bruce will never be forgotten. God bless his soul.

As a young man, Bruce was drafted into military service to serve honorably in World War II. When Bruce talked about being at Omaha Beach on DDay, he always said, with tears in his eyes, "I never pulled a body from the ocean that had one grey hair". In April of this year, Bruce, Pat and I went to Omaha Beach -- it was the honor of my life. Bruce will never be forgotten. God bless his soul.
Ilene Roy (and Scooter)

Bruce was a true friend to all of us and was never at a loss of words or stories. He will be greatly missed, but we know he had a great life. We're glad we were a part of it.

Bruce was an amazing man. He was so sweet and kind. We have many fond memories with our years of friendship and travel. His stories we will always hold dear to. Bruce, you were one of a kind, we love you and will miss you dearly