Eric R. Brunton

Mr. Brunton was out son's 5th grade teacher. At the time, our son was struggling to fit in, and uncertain about his place in the world. Throughout the academic year, Mr. Brunton took special care to appreciate and support our son, while also helping him learn the vital social skills that every one of us needs. Today, our son is an accomplished data analyst with a city agency, and is confident, capable, and a self-motivated learner. We often think of Mr. Brunton with great fondness and...

I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your husband/father. I worked across the parking lot from Eric. He always gave good advice, was also good at what he did, seemed to always have a good attitude and often spoke of his wife, Cindy and kids. It was a pleasure working with him in Shaker City Schools. Again, I am so very sorry for your loss.

Eric was a wonderful friend. He made everyone around him feel like they were special to him. The times I shared with him are special to me. My prayers are with Cindy and all of his family. He will be missed.

My heart goes out to Cindy and her family. You´ll all be in my prayers.

My son David was in Mr. Brunton's class many years ago. He was a wonderful influence on David in many ways. David even chose Mt. Union College after looking at other schools. Part of the choice was knowing that Mt. Union helped to shape Mr. Brunton. Our sincere sympathies to the family.

So lucky to have crossed paths with Mr. Brunton while I was at Woodbury. Just the nicest person.

Cindy, so sorry for your loss. Keeping you all in my prayers.

So sorry to hear of Eric´s passing. He was a fellow alumni of Brush and our paths crossed at Mount Union, where he met Cindy and I met my husband. Many laughs and wonderful times hanging out together. EB was kind, friendly, and knew how to make people smile. Cindy, May God be with you and give you peace. I´m so sorry for your loss. Sandy (Wood) Howlett and Bruce