Mary Louise Bruder

Birth date: Nov 26, 1955 Death date: Jan 1, 2017

Mary Louise Bruder (nee Heiman), age 61, passed away January 1, 2017. Beloved wife of Roy Jude Bruder for 36 years. Cherished mother of Kelly Nimylowycz (Robert) and Alexa Stepp (Nathan). Daughter of the late Bernard and Helen Hei Read Obituary

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Sandy Campbell

456w ago

When I think of Mary the first thought is love her love for her family, Roy, Kelly, Alexa, son-in-laws, her grandkids, her parents, sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, etc. Always filling us in on her family. Very proud to share family stories. She enjoyed raising her 2 girls. She filled their days with fun and love. Roy and Mary together had the formula to raise Kelly and Alexa to become 2 beautiful young adults who are loving , caring , successful daughters and wives and the best ever mothers. Losing a mother and wife is painful but there are and will continue to be little remembrances' and lessons given by Mary that will comfort Roy, Kelly and Alexa and bring smiles and a happiness that Mary loved them deeply. Sandy Campbell

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456w ago

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457w ago

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457w ago

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Denise Dennison

457w ago

Mary, I will miss your smile the most and the laughter we shared. Even though I didn't spend alot of time with you and Roy or the girls you were always in my heart and prayers. Now you are an angel looking down, though you are no longer with us in body I know you are still with us in spirit, no more pain or limitations you are free. Roy,Kelly and Alexa my heart goes out to all of you, I understand the void left at the loss of lossing someone so dear to you all, I can only pray that you will find comfort in the memories and each other. I pray the Lord with give you the strength you will need in the coming days and fill you with his peace.

Alexa Stepp

457w ago

Mom,
I will never forget playing cards, memory, racko, rummy cube, and other games with you. I will never forget sitting on the porch guessing the colors of the cars as they drove by while we waited for dad to come home from work. I will never forget the countless number of chick flicks we watched together when dad had to work. I will never forgot the way you yelled at the tv when your favorite game shows were on. I will never forgot how much you loved angels. I will never forget how you sat and played word finds while waiting for Kelly to get out of school. I will never forget what an awful driver you were, but we always made it to places safely and on time. You hated being late. I appreciate all the school field trips you took with me. I appreciate that you never missed a single track meet, volleyball game, or baseball game. I can still see you sitting in the stands out of the corner of my eye. You taught me the importance of family. You taught me how to find joy in the little things in life. I can only hope my children look back as fondly on their childhoods as I do mine. I hope I can be as good of a mom as you. Love you mom.

Diane Riley

457w ago

Mary, To all the memories Darrell and I have for all the times you and Roy sat around our table, in great conversation!! For hours discussing and expressing all of our views on the world and life. We laughed, ate, and parted looking forward to the next time. Rest in peace and looking forward to the next conversation. Darrell and Diane

Kelly Nimylowycz

457w ago

Mom, Over the years I have learned so much from you. I have learned to be patient and kind. I have learned to listen to my kids but to be stern. I have learned the benefits of being competitive, but also not to be a sore loser. I have learned that sometimes the weakest and smallest individuals can have the biggest challenges and fights ahead of them. And I have loved more than anything the biggest lesson I have learned from you through all these years....Family is the most important part of life!

I am going to miss you so much. The kids are going to miss you so much. I am so sad you are gone, but thankful your suffering has ended. I was so lucky to call you mom.

Sue Farruggia

457w ago

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