John Bruchak Jr.

I somehow saw this now even though his passing was over 10 years ago. My father, Tom Wallace, worked for the same school district. We lived in Sinking Spring in the late 1960's. I remember a fun trip with him, his wife, Jay and perhaps another sibling, along with my parents, brother and sister up to The Pagoda. The road was full of curves and it was dark, but we all laughed and had a good time. I do not know why I always remember that from so long ago but it was a good memory. My father...

What a kind man John was. We will miss seeing him at the polka dances. Our deepest sympathy to John's family and all of his friends who loved him. R.I.P.

Our deepest sympathy to the family of John, We are sure Sally you will miss him dearly. Our prayers are with you.

Our sympathies to the family. John was a kind man. We were lucky to know him.

To the family of JOHN BRUCHAK JR. I send my sincere condolences.

sincerely,
JW

Our condolences to Sally,and family. John has been family to our family for many years since I was a young girl. He was a great inspiration to many children in their lives and so many loved him. He will be deeply missed and I will always carry him in my heart and will remember that love he had for my Mother and Father and our family. I will never forget our inside joke you would say to me and the laughter it would bring to us. God bless you. You will be missed always and never forgotten to...

Our deepesst sympathy to the Bruchak family. A great guy and principal. He will be missed. May his Memory be Eternal.
Doris and John Dudash

Deepest sympathy to the family of John. He was such a special person and touched so many lives in our community--including mine and my children's. An angel on earth and I was blessed to know him.