Leo A. Bronk

Leo A. Bronk, age 83, of Kenosha, passed away on September 16th, 2024. He was born on May 22nd, 1941, in Rosholt, WI, to the late Leo N. Bronk and Evelyn (McGowan) Bronk. On December 30th, 1960, he married Marilyn Warner in Old Shawnteetown, IL. He lived most of his early life in Junction City, WI. He Joined the National Guard in 1959 before moving with his wife to Kenosha in 1961 and worked for AMC, Leo later took a job with the Kenosha Police Department and proudly served his community until 2000 when he honorably retired.

 Leo loved spending time with his family, hunting, flying, traveling, listening to polka music, and working as a handyman. Leo is survived by his loving wife Marilyn, children: Keith Bronk, Kip (Lori) Bronk, and Alisha Bronk, grandchildren: Heather (Kevin) Patrenets, Jeremy (Dawn) Bronk, Matthew (Caitlin) Bronk, and Ryan (Emma) Bronk, great grandchildren: Christian (Becca), Kaylee, Grady, Brayden, Xander, Zen, Maverick, Cameron, Willow, and Lucas, siblings: George (Debi) Bronk, Thomas (Linda) Bronk, Robert (Kathy) Bronk, Mary (Thomas) Gentes, Patricia Brikeback, Judy (Anton) Mosciniski, and Barbara (Kevin) Smith. He is preceded in death by his parents, brothers: Joseph and Edward Bronk, a son Kevin Bronk, and daughter in law Christine Bronk.

Services for Leo will be held at St. Mary Catholic Church in Kenosha, Wisconsin (7304 40th Avenue.) His visitation will be taking place on Wednesday September 25th from 10:00 a.m. until the time of Mass at 12:00 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church. Interment will immediately follow at All Saints Catholic Cemetery

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Hospice Alliance in Leo’s name are appreciated. https://www.hospicealliance.org/ (If using the attached link click on Donate Now in the top right corner of the Hospice Alliance website.)

Casey Family Options Funerals & Cremations

3016 75th Street Kenosha 53142

262-653-0667

www.caseyfamilyoptions.com

Thoughts for Leo A. Bronk;

  • John Morrissey says:

    Thoughts and prayers Marilyn and entire family. Leo was one of the best lieutenants at the KPD and was a great electrician as well. John Morrissey

  • Kristine and Dicky Coshun says:

    I’m so very sorry. My childhood is FILLED with Leo memories. He was such a good man. I know he and my Dad are reminiscing in heaven. Love to you all during this difficult time.

  • Mary Becker and Judge Will Warren says:

    My thoughts and prayers go to you and your entire family, Marilyn!! Leo was absolutely one of the best!!! He left beautiful footprints while on this earth. Peace be with you. He was truly a gentleman.

  • John L Sturino says:

    Leo and I took the test for KPD at the same time, that’s when we first met. He was a great officer, a great man, father, husband and friend. My condolences to his family.

  • Rita Tenuta says:

    My deepest and most heartfelt sympathies to Marilyn and his entire family!
    Leo was a very kind and caring man. Always there to help anyone in need…great friend to my ex and his coworker, “R Wilkinson”. We shared many meals and happy times together, and I will cherish all the memories I have of him…May he rest in peace!🙏

  • Linda tripi says:

    I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing your dad but I’m sure he was a special person because he raised an amazing human being: you. Wishing you peace and comfort during this unimaginable time.”
    Linda Tripi

  • Ed & Mary Kubicki says:

    We are so very sorry for your loss, Marilyn and family. Leo was a very good friend to us and I am glad to have known him all these years. He will be missed. Prayers to you and the whole family.

  • Matt Hagen says:

    I will always remember with deep gratitude the mentorship Lt. Bronk provided to me when I was a young cop. It is an honor to have known him and I am praying for peace and comfort for the family during this time.

  • Mary Cohn says:

    Leo was fun, we’ll miss him. May your faith give you comfort at this sad time. Sad for you & us, but what can be better than face-to-face with our Redeemer!

  • Jon Lyons says:

    As Chaplain for the American Legion Post 21, the Sons of The American Legion Squadron 21, and District 1 for the Sons of The American Legion out of Kenosha Wisconsin, I’d like to say thank you for your service and God bless you, your family, and your friends. You’re all in my prayers. Just remember he was a gift from God and knowing him was even a bigger gift. 🙏🏻🫡

  • Gary Leineweber says:

    Leo was my LT. on nights, and was an EXCELLENT supervisor to work for. Mant times we would talk, and he always asked how my family was…we would also get into some deep conversations, and he would always say something to make us both laugh. He also did some electrical work at my home and really knew his stuff. RIP LT….you will be sadly missed!

  • Christine Flahive says:

    Leo was an awesome person and supervisor. He did several electrical projects for me. He will be missed. Prayers for the family. 🙏🙏

  • Sophi Neu says:

    Leo was a selfless man, he would help anyone at anytime. He even left a family function, either Thanksgiving or Easter, birthday party perhaps to come and solve a home repair. Stories??? He had at least a million. Such a loss, Condolences to the entire family. Huge void left.

  • Ferne Cerqua says:

    Dear Marilyn, My condolences to you and your family. Leo was a good friend to Tom and also to me. Sorry I can’t attend the funeral. (My brother is having a medical procedure, and I have to drive him.) Ferne Cerqua

  • Seb Kawka says:

    Leo was one of the kindest and most sincere people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. He was outstanding to work with whether at the KPD or in his role of Mr. Electrician. Prayers to the entire family.

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