Bruce Oakleaf

Dear Bruce, nay you be at peace resting in the arms of our Lord. Give our loveed ones who have gone before you a big hug.until we are all together again. To Wanda and family, I hold you up in prayer. All my love, your cousin, Jean

Posted by Jean Valadez on January 9, 2026

I have enjoyed reading these. So many of them sound like Little House on the Prairie. I wish I knew him the way a lot of you guys did. I will remember him as my goofy uncle, he did make me laugh. Thinking of you all at this difficult time.

Posted by Bonnie Redding on January 8, 2026

Cousin Bruce; It is with a sad heart that I bid you good bye. And at the same time am wishing you eternal comfort and heavenly rest as you move on to a better place & bring in the year of our Lord 2026. Sending Love and extra prayers during this difficult time for Wanda, your grieving children/family, your sisters, and many friends. James and Ruth Armbruster

Posted by James Armbruster on January 7, 2026

Hi, big brother, I miss you lots. I will always remember our fishing( when we were supposed to be getting the cows and you caught the big turtle.) Climbing trees and star gazing. I will search for you in the stars every night. Love you lots

Posted by Kay Labell on January 7, 2026

Uncle Bruce, thank you for your warmth and humor. Every memory I have of you is a happy one. Your unending patience is an inspiration. I will miss your stories of the Navy and your hugs ❤️ Carol Evans Eddy

Posted by Carol Eddy on January 7, 2026

Big brother I’m sure going to miss you and all the great times we had. Playing cowboys riding our stick horses we’d made, fishing on the ponds on our farm. Most of all watching you ride the race horses our dad had and wishing I could do that. Love you to the moon baby sister Linda.

Posted by Linda Evans on January 7, 2026

Cousin Bruce, rest well without pain and suffering in the arms of our Lord. I will miss that big smile and always loving greeting. All my love.

Posted by Nanette Sartory Wollbrink on January 7, 2026

Little Brother, we had lots of fun and made lots of memories back on the farm, didn’t we? We worked hard as all farmers do, tossing bales of hay, walking a mile to the one room schoolhouse, carrying in wood for heat, picking blackberries, fishing in the pond, collecting eggs, chasing pigs, etc. I will miss you and see you someday. Be with Jesus, hold His hand and tell Him hi from me. I love you. Love, Sister Sandra

Posted by Sandra Redding (Oakleaf) on January 7, 2026