ALBERT BRUNEAU
October 18, 2014
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mike kostanski
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February 2, 2018
I remember one time my Greg's dad came to my house living with myparents the funny part was Greg was the under taker for HalloweenGreg's dad made a introduction for Greg Bruneau to come in and invited him over long time ago anyway I want to say sorry aboutAl Bruneau he will be missed and beloved
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John and Mary Holmen (friends of the family)
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February 2, 2018
Our sincere condolences to Louise and all the family. We will be thinking of you on Saturday.
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Helen (Friend)
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February 2, 2018
Al was funny, kind, had a young spirit. ...I will always remember our trip to the colony.
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Bill & Dorie Giesbrecht (Co-Worker and Friend)
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February 2, 2018
Very Sorry to hear Al passed away. We just talk to him 2 months ago.We send you our sincere Condolenses.
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Ken Park (Fellow Fort Garry/ Pembina Trails School
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February 2, 2018
Al Bruneau was one of the most positive individuals I have ever met. I enjoyed our many conversations in the school hallways, office or parking lot. He always had time say hello...not just in passing...but to take a few minutes to chat how things are going, always with a smile. Al cared....truly a genuine human being. This man was everyone's friend. Even when faced with his illness, Al approached it as he approached all other things in his life....positively. I always had a great deal of respect for Al and was saddened by his passing. it was a privilege to have known him.My deepest condolences to his family on the loss of a wonderful man. God Bless.
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Yvonne Reimer (teacher friend)
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February 2, 2018
I remember Al well from the mid to late 80's as he delivered the mail to St. Avila in Fort Garry School Division. He was always happy and cheerful and became a part of each school staff with his positive personality. 15 years later, I saw him at VW and was amazed to see him with his still positive, vibrant demeanor. My condolences to the Bruneau family for the loss of such a wonderful man. Cherish your memories.
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Penny Webber (Colleague (retired) PTSD)
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February 2, 2018
Mr. Friendly' - just one of the ways I remember Al .. always so upbeat every time he entered the Ryerson School office. May he dance with the angels!
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Genevieve & Marcel Perchotte (Cousin and good
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February 2, 2018
We will miss your visits and phone calls, but will always remember your cheerful attitude and sincere love you showed everyone you knew. You were always eager to do all you could to help with the writing of the Bruneau Book. We're sure that Sam is up there waiting to say thank you for all the help you extended to him while he was here. Our deepest condolences to all your 6 children; René, Florence, Yvonne; Stacey, Louise; and Chris. Also to your many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. May you continue to send your love from your new heavenly home. RIP
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Rita Tecter and Ron Wilson (Dancing friends at Shi
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February 2, 2018
Al was a very pleasant and happy fellow, with what seemed to be a very positive outlook on life. We met him at Shirley's Dance Studio within the last few years, and immediately developed an appreciation for his smile and friendliness. Our condolences to his family, and God bless his beautiful wife Heather!
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Barb and Dan Kinnear (Friends)
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February 2, 2018
We are so sorry to hear of Al's passing. He certainly fought a courageous battle for so long. Al was truly a friendly, happy, man. Our condolences go out to his wife Heather, his children, grand kids, families and friends who share his loss.We are truly blessed to have known Al. R.I. P. Al
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Angela (friend)
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February 2, 2018
Al was the kindest man you could ever meet and so sweet. He would do anything for anyone. It was fun to be around him. The world has lost a gentle soul. My sincere condolences to all his loved ones.
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Louise Bruneau (cousin)
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February 2, 2018
Pom Pom would come to visit me a few times a year at my office. It was always a pleasure to sit and chat about the olden days in Lac du Bonnet and all the current events happening in our extended family. He was always such a bright and positive person who never let illness keep him down. His visits will surely be missed. The Romeo Bruneau family would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to Albert's family. He will be remembered fondly.
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Allison Chernecki (Acadia Lunch Program Co-Worker)
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February 2, 2018
Al has taught me so much in the time I knew him. His kindness, his positivity, his friendliness, his ability to remember so many faces and so many names, his stories, his passion to work, his enjoyment of seeing the students in the lunch program, his love for his family; all of this and more has truly left an impact on my life. Al was an amazing man with the kindest heart. I will miss him tremendously. Rest in peace Al. To the love of his life, Heather and to the rest of his family, I am so sorry for your loss, my condolences to you all.
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Michele Rivest (Co-worker)
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February 2, 2018
I always admired Al's positive outlook on life! He lived life to the fullest enjoying himself on the way! Godspeed Al and keep on dancing!
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Dawn Tecter (Shirley's Dance Studio friend)
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February 2, 2018
I always enjoyed my dances and conversations with Al! He brought a positive perspective to life and was able to look beyond his circumstances to see beauty, and opportunity for fun. I will miss his presence at the Studio, and our occasional run-ins at the ice-cream store! My sincere condolences are extended to Heather and family.
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Lloyd and Sandra Mitchell (Friend and coworker for
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February 2, 2018
Please accept our heartfelt condolences... We are so sorry not to be able to be at the celebration of Al's life.... Our thoughts and prayers are with you Heather and all of the family.A good friend.... Always ready for a laugh... A great coffee buddy......you shall be missed......
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Deborah and Chris Gaynor-Martens (Dance Instructor
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February 2, 2018
Al walked in to our dance class at Shirley's with a big smile and enthusiasm as he embraced his desire to learn the swing dance. It wasn't long afterward that Al was sporting his leather pants at a fabulous 50's social event. In one dance class he met Heather and his eyes lit up. We all know what happened after that.
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Joseph (Colleague)
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February 2, 2018
Al was a very friendly man with such a positive attitude. It was a pleasure seeing him every day for the 9 years I was with Pembina Trails. As a courier and as a lunch supervisor Al was always pleasant and took the time to say hello and to see how you were doing. My thoughts and prayers are with Al's family. Rest in peace Al. You will be greatly missed.