Bruce L. Reed

I am only seeing this now and thinking of Jeff and Courtney and your whole family. I can still hear the times my mom would say "Thank God I can count on Bruce." when it came to their committee work. I am sure God has been there for you and if there is ever anything I can do, please let me know. It's been almost 4 years since my mom passed and there are still some rough days. God bless you all.

Bruce and I worked together at Milwaukee Road in Chicago circa 1967 on a commodity report for Marketing and Research Department. My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting with he and Susan when he was confined in a home in Lancaster several years ago. I shall always treasure thecime we spent with them.

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Susan, I was profoundly saddened to learn of Bruce's death. If you remember, I was his next-door neighbor in Valley View and fellow football player for Tri-Valley High. I was honored to perform the wedding service for you and Bruce way back in 1999. Know that you are in my prayers and that I stand ready to support you in any way needed. My phone number is 484-366-4193. Please contact me if there is to be a Memorial Service after this virus has run its course. As is spoken in this season of...

Dearest Sue, my love and sympathy to you. I have known you since kindergarten and here we are in our 70's. Just wish this time was happier for you. Keep your memories close to you to bring you happiness and joy.

Sue...my sympathy and prayers are with you and the entire family. May God Bless You and give you strength at this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Mary & Ron

Sending sympathy and prayers to you and to your family. Stephanie Crim

I will remember Bruce for the kindness he always showed me. How happy I was when he shared with me his love for ice hockey! Proud to find out he was a ice hockey player! We often discussed the Flyers and what game was on tv. I will always be grateful for all his smiles and those great conversations we shared, memories I'll always cherish. My heart felt condolences go out to his family, wife Sue and his friends.