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Bruce G. "Poppy" Myers

South Windsor, Connecticut

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Bruce G. "Poppy" Myers, 79, beloved husband of Diane (Bienkowski) Myers of Broad Brook, died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009, at St. Francis Hospital.He was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., on Jan. 20, 1930, son of the late George M. and Cauthene (Kinner) Myers, he had lived in Enfield before moving to Broad...

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Poppy,One year ago today I was forced to say goodbye to you. You have always been there for everyone and I love you very much, you are one of a kind. Ma is doing ok we try to keep her going. Thanks for watching over all of us and keeping us safe. I want to believe you are free of pain and laughing with Erika. Until we meet again I love you and miss you everyday. <3 Lisa

Hey Poppy, hope you are alright up there with Erie and your Mom, we all miss you dearly today and everyday. I just wanted to wish you a Happy Veterans Day! I am following in your footsteps and in less than 4 months it will be my turn to serve my country and I hope you will be there with me always to help guide me. Love you and see you again someday. Miss you always.

Bruce
I love you with all my heart. When you died, a part of me died with you.You were always there for everyone and never complained. You were
my partner and friend who would always listen. I need your guidance now, as I have many decisions to make. I hope you and Erika spent your
80th birthday playing domino's, cards or just having fun. Erika always made a smile appear on your face. She was always such a happy granddaughter with us. I.m trying to be brave, but I don,t know...

Poppy,Happy 80th Birthday in heaven.It's not the same with you not here. I hope you met up with my little girl. I miss you both very much .Have a nice birthday pop Love you, Rick

Diane, We are so sorry for your loss. You both had a tough summer. Bruce never got over the surgery he had in June. We lost a great neighbor. He will be missed. You have a great family to help you through this difficult time. Please accept our deepest sympathies.

To my Dad...I know that we really didn't spend alot of time together over the years, but not in anyway was I not thinking of you and please know that I Love you so very much, and when I was here with you and Diane and Ricky and Nancy (and family), I will always remember the laughter and the good times we all shared together. You could always say one thing, "THERE WAS NEVER A DULL MOMENT" and watching you laugh so much was the best thing ever, besides be here with you. I Love You Dad and I...

Bruce,
We love you with all of our hearts. You are now up there hugging Erie looking down on us.Give her one for us. You always had a smile, hug and kiss for me when I saw you. I will truly be missing that. You always made us feel like family no matter where we were. Thank you. When we look to the sky at night and see the shining stars we will know it is you. R.I.P All our love.
Kevin, Denise, & L.Kevin

Pop,
words cannot describe the sadness i feel within my heart. you were such a loving and devoted man who did anything and everything for anyone no matter the circumstance. you were someone whom i looked upon for guidance many a times and always loved hearing the many stories you shared with us throughout you long amazing life. I wish I was able to say goodbye or see you again someday but unfourtunately i wasnt able to but always know, you were there for my entire life up to this point...

Bruce,
You have been a special part of our family for years and will be missed by everyone. It's always to soon to say 'good bye' so in Maude's words 'so long' for now---we will meet again.
You have been a wonderful father, grandfather, son-in-law, uncle, brother-in-law, friend, and especially a devoted husband to my sister for 37 years. I promise there will be no floors to clean in heaven, and you will have a box seat to all the Yankees games with a cold Bud in your hand.