Joseph A. Brugger

So sorry to hear of the loss of Joe. My earliest recollections of Joe was growing up and seeing him in the alley behind our house working for Uncle Walter. Singing with him on the choir at Holy Ghost were such good memories. Our annual retreats at Malvern staying up until after midnight talking about our families and our faith will always be be a treasured memory. Joe has always been a great support for me during my studying for the Diaconate and and my ordination. It was a delight for...

To the entire Brugger Family....Please accept our condolences in Uncle Joe's Passing....May he have eternal peace....May the hole in your heart be filled with many wonderful memories...I only wished I had found out sooner so I could have attended the services....Please know we are thinking of you and wishing you well..All our love, Fran(Kutish) & Marty Talarigo

Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing but what a wonderful life he had. It seems like he influenced many people and leaves a great legacy. I am sure he will be missed. May God comfort you and your family during this time.

Hi Toni and Joe,
We're so sorry to hear about your dad's passing.
Connae & Fred

Barb and Claire,
I was sorry to read about your dad in the paper. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Barb, I'll miss seeing you at Holy Family.
George Anthony

Dear Barb,
I am so sorry to hear about your dad. Just from seeing his picture, I can imagine him just as nice as you. Just know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless.

Barb, John, and family,
What a wonderful picture. Your father was blessed with a loving family, and a full and happy life. I'm sure this was taken during one of the many family gatherings you have shared. Those are memories you will always hold dear.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Brugger clan: You're a great bunch of people and knowing your Dad as I have been privileged to do for so many years, I know where you get it. The Riff Raff reunion wasn't the same this year without him. We will toast his longevity, constant smile and good humor for years to come. Our deepest sympathies to all of you. Al & Betty Brandemarte (Annapolis, MD)

Donald, Claire, Barb, Joey, Joan: The picture of your dad shows him as he really was. He was such a good neighbor to my mom for many, many years. She knew she could just knock on the wall, and he would be there for her. We all have many memories of the kind of neighbors that were so special while we were growing up. I will be thinking of you this week.