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Bruce A. Rusecki, age 63, of Kenosha passed away on Thursday, June 10, 2021 at Froedtert South-Kenosha Campus. Bruce was born on September 23, 1957 in Kenosha to Kenneth and Gretchen (Olson) Rusecki. He was educated in local schools and graduated from Tremper High School. Bruce worked at Snap-On Tools for many years. He was an avid sports fan enjoying basketball, football and tennis, but his passion was golf. Bruce also enjoyed listening to music, writing poetry and his favorite pastime was playing cards with family and friends. He loved our doggies; Benny, Chewy, and Birdee.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Bruce is survived by two brothers, Keith and Scott Rusecki; his sister, Jan Rusecki: five nieces and nephews, Jeff (Katie), Shelly (John), Tracie, Amy, Scotty Jr.; six great nieces and nephews, Nathan, Natalie, Laura, Raymond, Kaden, and Lilly.
Visitation 11 to 11:30 A.M. Thursday, June 24th, 2021
Memorial Service for Family & Friends to follow.
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Chapel
5900 7th Avenue
Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140
Non Covid Vaccinated visitors are kindly required to wear a face mask per church mandate.
Flowers & Cards can be sent to:
Bruce Rusecki C/O Jan Petri
7820 21st Avenue
Kenosha, Wisconsin 53143
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3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Keith says:
You will be missed brother.
Tami A says:
To young…sorry for your loss everyone.
Elizabeth Spencer says:
I will forever miss my cousin Bruce. He was a wonderful person and loved everyone he came in touch with. I will always remember his love of golf and all things sports. Hugs to all of his family during these troubled times. The Ulrich clan wishes you all the best!
nancy ulrich says:
It’s funny, when someone goes beyond our reach, we realize the missed opportunities to be with them. We learn again, life is short, share, love, reflect.
Laura Huber says:
I will forever miss my Great Uncle Bruce. The odd hours of the night playing cards on Christmas Eve. He taught me all the tips and tricks in playing Wrap Poker. Mille Bornes and being overall the most funny person I have ever met. He would talk to me about our Soap Opera Bold and The Beautiful. We spent hours talking about my issues from anxiety and especially boyfriends… He always knew what to say. He had a few talents that I wished I could’ve seen. Drumming stories my mom told me about. And his insane talent of writing poems about my love life just to cheer me up. He hated to be beat in poker especially when he was the one to teacher Raymond, I and Natalie how to burn him with a Straight Flush. Or if im missing a card he called me the Huber Straight. I had many amazing memories with Bruce and I can’t imagine how next Christmas will be without him. I love you Bruce and you will forever be missed. 😥
Father Jim Fosdick says:
May he rest in peace, rise in glory, and may light perpetual shine upon him.
Elizabeth Spencer says:
Thank you Father Jim! Much appreciated.
James Ulrich says:
My condolences to the Rusecki family. I did not know Bruce that well, but I remember driving to Parkside with Keith when he and Bruce were living together on the south side.
Mark Ulrich says:
Farewell cousin. You will be missed by all. Carol and I send our condolences to Jan, Keith and, Scott.
Dorothy caldwell says:
I was so sorry to hear about Bruce. I was glad Janny told me that he enjoyed the strawberry jam we gave her . We will
Be keeping all of you in our thoughts