Birth date: Jul 14, 1930 Death date: May 7, 2020
Joan E. (Dotterer) Bruzdzinski, 89, of Liverpool, passed away at home on May 7, 2020. She was born in Syracuse, daughter of the late Robert E. and Olive (Gilbert) Dotterer. Joan graduated from Assumption Catholic Academy and worke Read Obituary
Dear family
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We know how much Joan loved her family and spending time with them.& friends. She & Bill were frequent visitors at my mother's home on Richmond ave. which was always a happy event. Joan & Bill came to Seattle by train years ago we had a great visit. Bill would have never survived and rehabed as well as he did without her care. Joan's sparking personality will be missed by all.
Love,
Dorothy & Tom
We were so sorry to learn that Aunt Joan had passed away. We will always remember the time we spent with Aunt Joan, Uncle Billy and Josie at Treman Park . The card playing, nights around the campfire and Bingo are some of our fondest memories. And who could forget the annual camp song. We are saddened by her passing away but celebrate that she is now with Uncle Billy, Josie and Dick and at peace.
We pray that the Lord's love will surround you and bring you peace and comfort.
With Love,
Peter , Jeanne, Peter Curinga III and Teresa Curinga-Greene.
Dear Diane, John, Donna and Doreen,
Your Mother was an amazing person!! She always had a smile. She was so caring. She was friendly and fun. She had a great laugh. She was always positive and upbeat. And Joan was a really good friend. I spoke to her just a few weeks ago and everything was fine. Marie called to let me know what had happened and I could not believe it. My heart is heavy and sad and goes out to you and your whole, wonderful family. Folks from the GE community have been sharing their positive memories of Joan and asking me to pass along their condolences. Everywhere Joan went she made a friend. I will miss her. Fondly, Kerry Carney
So sorry for the sudden passing of Aunt Joan. Will miss her smile and always warm and pleasant personality at Bruzdzinski family gatherings. Always remember how Aunt Joan took care of the elderly relatives; visiting and taking them for appointments. She cared for everyone. She was a wonderfully warm and witty person, an inspiration to all who knew her. Much love to her children - John, Diane, Donna, Doreen and families.
Sending our love and praying for God's comfort and peace at this difficult time. Joan was a beautiful, kind, and loving soul and she will be missed.
Love,
Steve & Chris Bruzdzinski
John, Diane, Donna and Doreen:
We were so sorry to hear about Aunt Joan's passing. She always had a smile on her face and loved having family and friends over to the house in Liverpool or cabin at Treman State Park. Countless memories over the Holidays and in the Summer with Uncle Bill, Aunt Joan and the family. She was always warm and kind to our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Thinking of all of you,
Andrew, Margaret, Drew and Colin Bruzdzinski
Diane,johnny,donna,Doreen so sorry for your loss loved your mom great lady
To Joan's family:
So sorry to hear of her passing.
I was just one of the neighborhood kids, but "Mrs. Bruzdzinski always treated me with kindness, especially when I delivered the papers. Please accept my condolences.
Doug Corcoran
To Joans family I send my condolences....
I bowled with your Mom for many years in our league at Lakeview,,,I always loved when we bowled her team..her and the other girls on her team were always so funny and loved listening about their many stories with their trips together...something always happened on them!!
She was always so nice...She will be missed very much..
Terry Engelbrecht
