28 Main street north
Bruce Edward LaBRASH
1958 - 2022
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John Atkinson posted a condolence
Sunday, November 20, 2022
To The LaBrash Family
Deepest condolences. I was fortunate to grow up with both Bruce and Dan. Great memories of Bruce working on his dune buggie. Bruce has always been a great story teller. RIP
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Paul Love posted a condolence
Sunday, November 20, 2022
I'm saddened to hear this news. Bruce was a great guy and so funny. We loved our cars, camping and just hanging out. I had hoped to hook up with him and his brother Dan some time soon. I will always remember him. RIP buddy
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Heidi Rudnik posted a condolence
Saturday, July 16, 2022
I am more than saddened to hear of Bruce's passing...too soon for such a gentle soul. He was a great brother in-law and a wonderful Uncle to his Nephews and Niece where he provided much love, support, laughter and adventure.
Your story telling is legendary and your memory will live on.
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Vicki and Norm Randle posted a condolence
Friday, July 15, 2022
Daniel, Betty and the LaBrash family. Norm and I were sad to hear of Bruce’s passing. We didn’t know him well but when we saw him at Mono Cliffs Inn in the Pub he always greeted us with a smile. Such a kind man. Our deepest condolences.
Norm and Vicki Randle
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Saturday, July 9, 2022
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My husband and I were fortunate to be among Bruce's close friends for many years. We enjoyed camping and road trips, countless dinners and outings, as well as many milestone functions together (not the least of which, was when he offered to 'chauffeur' for our wedding). A highlight of time spent with Bruce was always hearing his stories -- and we laughed so much! He particularly seemed to enjoy telling tales on himself, so I don't think he'd mind me relating the time he accidentally put salt in his coffee while we were vacationing at my parents' beach house. After we all stopped laughing at his mishap, he quietly spent a few concentrated moments with a pen and a sticker, and designed a rather elegant hand-drawn label saying "SALT - do not put in coffee!" which still resides on the canister to this day. We treasure a piece of artwork that he did for our family as a thank you gift for that vacation -- a beautiful framed painting of the beach house. His quiet strength, depth of skills, and genuine caring nature will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. Cheers, Bruce, we raise a glass to you! To the LaBrash family, we send our heartfelt condolences.
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Lisa and Ken Snell posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Daniel & Betty and The LaBrash Family:
We are truly sorry for your loss of Bruce - such a kind-hearted, gentle man.
Back in the 90’s, Bruce shared our office/work space on Broadway when he was in full swing with LaBrash Designs. During that time, he created our logo to what it still is today. How lucky we were to work along side Bruce, running our own businesses under the same roof.
Although it’s been a long time since we’ve seen Bruce, he was always the nicest person to chat and catch up with.
May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of Bruce and your pain eases in time.
With our heartfelt sympathy,
Lisa and Ken Snell
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Monday, July 4, 2022
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