Birth date: Nov 12, 2010
Ramona A. Bruce, 56, of Village Hill Rd., Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Friday, November 12, 2010 at Evergreen Health Care Center, Stafford Springs, CT. She was born in Littleton, NH, daughter of the late Anthony and Barbar Read Obituary
Mona will be missed by many and never forgotten..May you Rest in Peace.. Sorry for your Loss Allie & Barryand the reat of your family...
God is waiting for you with open arms Mona
Allison and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss,
Keep all your wonderful memories close
and Mona will always be with you.
Lani
Barry, Just heard about your wife, and wanted to send my Sincere Sympathy to you and your family. As Always Loretta
Dear Barry and Allison,
We are very sorry to hear of Mona's passing. She was not only a great aunt, but also a great friend. We will never forget her.
Love
Guy Heidi Kristina Joshua Toney
Mona had the biggest heart and made the best chocolate chip cookies. She will be missed. Thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends in this difficult time.
Auntie Mona, a happy spirt, a non stop smile, a great part of my childhood! I loved the days of the pool in the hot summer, her change she always threw in for us kids to dive under and get,and the most memorable moment, the night I spent the night and was able to sleep in the "Elvis" room. Auntie Mona's time to color with me and the hours spent in the kitchen with her Grandma cooking for the family! I miss the days of sitting on the steps at that old home, and the hours sitting with her building those little circut panels for work. She helped me wrap my Smurf collection to give my mom one year, when I had nothing to give, she helped me make MANY Valentines too. Her love will carry with me and her smile and laugh..I LOVE YOU AUNTI MONA!
Dear Barry,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your wife, Mona. She always was very nice to us when we saw you together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your daughter. may she rest in peace.
Sincerely,
Donna and Paul
When your little brother marries, you wish for him a woman who is loving and caring. One who understands his quirks and loves him the way you do. Mona was so much more. She possessed an incredible sense of humor, deep caring of others and a warm of heart few others ever achieve. She was nearly 40 when they married and when they were blessed with Allison, it was the happiest day of their lives. Allie inherited her mom's generous nature, sense of humor and a beauty seen more and more as you come to know her. Mona loved to be surrounded by her many friends and enjoyed cooking for them. She had quite a reputation for her giant meatballs. Her home was always open to family and friends. They say only the good die young. This is certainly the case here. I know I will miss her every day. The outpouring of friends and co-workers speaks volumes of the love there was for Mona. For those who attended her wake, they'll understand when I say, I'll never be able to look at Mouseketeer ears again, without feeling Mona's warmth and love is with me. She had her humor the the very end.
My heart goes out to all her family. She loved them very much and I know they are feeling a great loss. May god bless Mona and keep her in his midst. God bless her friends and family as well. I love you Mona and will forever have you in my heart.
Mona
Was an amazing lady! She always had a smile on her face and was always ready to laugh.
She is going to be greatly missed by many people that knew and loved her.
Good bye Mona. she is in a better place now, and feeling nothing but the love and warmth of the lord.
