Bruce Alan Parkhurst

Bruce was one of the nicest guys I knew. I worked with him at WM. Bruce and his wife Terry both invited me into their home on a few occasions. Terry, your entire family was so fun to be with. Your were so gracious. And I will always remember that. Bruce helped me through some rough times by simply listening and giving positive advice.
He will be greatly missed =]

Dear Ann We are so sorry for the loss of your son.You and your family are in our prayers always Love Nicki and Chuck

Living in Seattle, I did not have many opportunities to see Bruce over the years but I got to see him last year when my mom and I were visiting my Aunt Susan and her family. I am very thankful that I got to see him. He was a great person and fun to be around. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. Rest in peace Bruce.

Bruce was my first friend. My oldest memories include our fort in his backyard on 84th Street in Seattle. We were the same age, but he was bigger than life to me. We were bloodbrothers, destined to get into alot of trouble together. Then he moved a million miles away to Reno. I only saw Bruce a few times since then, but I'd like to think I carry some of his personality with me. I know my life's better for having known him. I love you buddy! Rest in Peace

Knowing Bruce and his family through the years we worked at RD-(wasted management)was some of my better times.he was positve in the things he did.he will be truly missed by myself and my family

Meriam Parker, and Siblings, Mark, Ivy, and Grady want to share our sorrow at Bruce' passing. He left us long before he should have.

Bruce was my nephew by marriage. I didn't get to know him well but I knew him as a kind, friendly man who was beloved by his family. He left us much too early and will be greatly missed. Rest in peace, Bruce. My family and I send our heartfelt condolences to his family, especially to Ann, Jamie, Susan, Theresa, Sandi, and Reed. May the happy memories of Bruce give you comfort now and in the days ahead.

Our deepest sympathy goes to Teresa, the children and the family. Bruce was always a pleasure to be around, very giving and truely genuine. He was who he was!!You will be missed.