I'm happy that I was able to know Bruce. He was always upbeat and happy and I regret that I did not know him even better. At Bonneville he was such a fun person to associate with. My condolences to the family.

Randy Weaver

Bruce was a wonderful, kind man! I loved taking with him after a long day at work. He never complained, always had a great attitude. I already miss him. Such a loss! All the best to his family and friends.

I am sad to hear about Bruce, he was a wonderful and caring man. When I came to Utah to visit my father, Hal Fronberg, we would walk down the road to Bruce's home and chat for a while. Bruce always showed kindness and love. My father respected and loved him. He touched the hearts of many, including my Father and me.

Dear Bruce - How I shall miss you. Your kind face, your warm hugs, the joy I felt whenever I was in your presence. I looked up to you all my life as more than a cousin, a friend, a Christlike example of who I should strive to be like. Your memory will sustain me until we meet again. Ted

Please edit my memory submitted on Aug 10. Please delete the internet link (it is not valid) for You Tube and replace it with the following:
http://youtube.com Search :lkoldewyn and The Toad Man

Thank you,
Lee Koldewyn

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your brother, Bruce. We remember him to be a fine young man with a talent for singing. He was a good person and I enjoyed knowing him.

Roma Frost Walker and Family

The thing around remember most about Uncle Bruce is Christmas mornings. He would come out with my Grandparents to watch us open our gifts and then we would have a big breakfast. One Christmas in particular I remember is when my little sister MIchelle got a tap player with a microphone. I also got a Barbie called Barbie and the Sensations. She was in a musical group and she came with a tape of some of their songs. I remember

The thing around remember most about Uncle Bruce is Christmas mornings. He would come out with my Grandparents to watch us open our gifts and then we would have a big breakfast. One Christmas in particular I remember is when my little sister MIchelle got a tap player with a microphone. I also got a Barbie called Barbie and the Sensations. She was in a musical group and she came with a tape of some of their songs. I remember Uncle Bruce put the tape in Michelle's tape player and sang along to "Bop, Bop, Bopping Away" as if he had heard the song several times and was dancing around. It was very funny and we all had a good laugh. He had a great smile and gave great hugs. He also took pictures at my wedding and gave them to me as a gift. We will miss you Uncle Bruce.

I love this picture of Uncle Bruce. He looks so happy. I remember once when he was visiting from New York and he came over for dinner. We were watching Solid Gold and my mom started to explain the show to him as if he came from another country not another state. He just smiled and said they had Solid Gold in New York. When he moved home he would come to our house Christmas morning with Grandma and Grandpa.

I love this picture of Uncle Bruce. He looks so happy. I remember once when he was visiting from New York and he came over for dinner. We were watching Solid Gold and my mom started to explain the show to him as if he came from another country not another state. He just smiled and said they had Solid Gold in New York. When he moved home he would come to our house Christmas morning with Grandma and Grandpa. He would play with our toys with us and put together anything that required assembly. He always had a camera in his hands and took lots of snapshots from my wedding and gave them to me as a gift. You will be missed. I know you are in a better place. Love ya

So sorry to hear about your brother. I use to live down the street from the Mower's in South Ogden I lived with my familty the Farmers, 4326 Porter Ave. I didn't realized he had sisters I thought he was an only child. I learned a lot today reading about his life. I won't be able to attend the funeral but you have my prayers with all of the family. take care Annette Burrell

I was so saddened to hear of Bruce's passing this morning. Bruce and I are the same age. We were close neighbors and best buddies in Jr High and High School. I have so much admiration and respect for Bruce, who was such a fine gentleman and Pleasant man to be with. We have been in contact through all these years and I have enjoyed hearing of his adventures throughout his career in the theater. Actually, I take some credit

I was so saddened to hear of Bruce's passing this morning. Bruce and I are the same age. We were close neighbors and best buddies in Jr High and High School. I have so much admiration and respect for Bruce, who was such a fine gentleman and Pleasant man to be with. We have been in contact through all these years and I have enjoyed hearing of his adventures throughout his career in the theater. Actually, I take some credit to sparking Bruce's interest in the theater as I cast Bruce in his very first staring role as The Toad Man, in one of my childhood home movie productions at age 11 (1960). With Silly Putty on his face, dressed in old ragged clothing , with a nylon stocking over his head, and wearing swimmers fins on his feet , Bruce made quite the formidable monster! Bruce's favorite pet, his Black and white dog also appeared in the movie. You can view the movie The Toad Man on You Tube... http://youtu.be/wyCOHQho
Love you Bruce,
Lee