Topeka, Kansas
Michael F. Brunton Michael Fred Brunton, Topeka bankruptcy attorney and lifelong resident, passed away March 24, 2011, while working in his law office. He was born on Sept. 15, 1948, to Charles Ray Brunton and Margaret Jane Brunton Smith. Michael attended Sunny Elevation Grade School and Washburn...
Read MoreAs time goes on I don´t miss you quite as often, but every time something triggers me to take a stroll down memory lane I miss you just as much. Love ya Bro
Roger Seward
April 30, 2022 | Friend
I am a client of Mr. Brunton and was sad to hear of his passing. He was so helpful with my case. My prayers go out to the family.
Mae Love
April 15, 2011 | Topeka, KS
To Jan, Erin and the family
I am sorry for your loss. I was receptionist for him for awhile and he was one of the good guys. Rest in Peace Mike.
kelly Streeter
April 09, 2011 | Kansas City, KS
Miss you Uncle Mike. Thanks for putting a roof over my head, food in my belly, and a fresh new suit on my back for the interviews. I'll keep some pistachio ice cream in the fridge for you.
Zachariah Bullard
April 08, 2011 | Kansas City, MO
i will miss michael i was a client and friend for a long time i saw him in december and was supposed to see him in march but didnt make it i will regret not being able to say goodbye maxine
maxine bolte
April 07, 2011 | Tecumseh, KS
Mr. Brunton assisted my family with a case. I was saddened to hear the news. prayers go out to you and your family.
Kimberly Howey
April 05, 2011 | Osage City, KS
one week and four days. I love you dad
April 04, 2011
Uncle Mike, thank you for being there for me. Your kindness was always felt by my family and I, and you'll certainly be missed. When I heard of your passing, I was completely in shock. Please give my mom a kiss from me, will you. And our little Zachariah as well.
Aunt Janet, I am sorry I could not make the service, but you all have been in my prayers all week. Be strong.
Love you all...
Eva & Daniel Trujillo & family
Eva Trujillo
April 02, 2011 | Topeka, KS
Michael did 'coffee break' better than any 20th Century person save possibly Oscar Wilde. He played Linebacker with more passion than Ronnie Lott, joined in a music jam with the innocence of a child Irish whistle-player, and embraced life with the death-grip of a cancer survivor. I know Michael as a larger-than-life man that tried to fit himself into a more-humble-than-me space. And I will always thank him for being my friend.
April 02, 2011