Henry A. Bruggeman

I met Henry through his younger sister Ann, my best friend in high school. Only two of the living Bruggeman children remain. The weirdest thing is that I sensed the death of Ann and Patrick on the exact day of their death. I had no connections with Patrick since 1982, but I kept his picture that he gave me to remember him. I found it in an unused canister set on the day he died in 2015. Henry will be in excellent company.

I didn't know him but I am sorry for what he went through on this earth. It sounds like my husband who has Lewy Bodies Parkinson's with Dementia and Hallucinations and he always asks me but he doesn't know who I am. So I can understand when you said peace from pain and fear. He was a mechanic but not for long because he's fighting me about him driving and the stories that he says that I don't know if that really happened or not. And he's either listening to music or watching Western show...

So sorry for your loss Fred. My prayers are with your whole family.

With sorrow and in remembrance of Henry, I extend my condolences to family and those close to him. I worked with "Hank" while a student at St. Francis, 1980-84. A kind soul with a wicked sense of humor. Rest In Peace "Buddy", those days have not been forgotten.