Todd Bruley obituary: Todd Bruley's Obituary, Denver
In Memory Of
Todd Michael Bruley
1964 - 2018
In Memory Of
Todd Michael Bruley
1964 - 2018
53, of Commerce City. Survived by Son Chase Barker Bruley and Odin. Mother Charlene Bruley, Siblings; Tammy (John) McLendon, David (Patty) Bruley, Debbie (Carl) Williams. Nieces and Nephews; Shannon, Jessica, Joe (Jackie), Travis, Cody, Lee. And Juliette, Kaylee, Xander, Trinity, Ambrose, and Turner. Preceeded in death by; Father, William Bruley.
Todd came to Colorado at 5 years old. He grew up in Aurora and graduated from Aurora Central High School in 1982. He loved the outdoors his entire life. He enjoyed camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and especially hunting. Yearly he went Elk hunting near Steamboat Springs. All of these he shared with his son Chase. They spent a lot of time at Estes Park camping and hiking. Todd enjoyed the simple things in life from walking the dog to a family gatherings. He was good hearted and always willing to help anyone in need. He worked for Skyport Hospitality for the last 18 years and took great pride in managing their restaurants at DIA. He always spoke highly of his staff and enjoyed the airport atmosphere. He had a good sense of humor and could easily whip out a one liner that had you laughing for days. During his fight with cancer he never complained or tried to blame anyone one or thing. He just said "It is what it is"and that he had a Good Life. He asked that he not be mourned, but for all of us to celebrate his life and to remember the time we shared with him. Todd we will remember you always!
A celebration of his life will be held in the fall when his son returns from his deployment.
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Todd came to Colorado at 5 years old. He grew up in Aurora and graduated from Aurora Central High School in 1982. He loved the outdoors his entire life. He enjoyed camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and especially hunting. Yearly he went Elk hunting near Steamboat Springs. All of these he shared with his son Chase. They spent a lot of time at Estes Park camping and hiking. Todd enjoyed the simple things in life from walking the dog to a family gatherings. He was good hearted and always willing to help anyone in need. He worked for Skyport Hospitality for the last 18 years and took great pride in managing their restaurants at DIA. He always spoke highly of his staff and enjoyed the airport atmosphere. He had a good sense of humor and could easily whip out a one liner that had you laughing for days. During his fight with cancer he never complained or tried to blame anyone one or thing. He just said "It is what it is"and that he had a Good Life. He asked that he not be mourned, but for all of us to celebrate his life and to remember the time we shared with him. Todd we will remember you always!
A celebration of his life will be held in the fall when his son returns from his deployment.
Please leave your email address in your condolences to keep up to date.
53, of Commerce City. Survived by Son Chase Barker Bruley and Odin. Mother Charlene Bruley, Siblings; Tammy (John) McLendon, David (Patty) Bruley, Debbie (Carl) Williams. Nieces and Nephews; Shannon, Jessica, Joe (Jackie), Travis, Cody, Lee. And Juliette, Kaylee, Xander, Trinity, Ambrose, and Turner. Preceeded in death by; Father, William Bruley.
Todd came to Colorado at 5 years old. He grew up in Aurora and graduated from Aurora Central High School in 1982. He loved the outdoors his entire life. He enjoyed camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and especially hunting. Yearly he went Elk hunting near Steamboat Springs. All of these he shared with his son Chase. They spent a lot of time at Estes Park camping and hiking. Todd enjoyed the simple things in life from walking the dog to a family gatherings. He was good hearted and always willing to help anyone in need. He worked for Skyport Hospitality for the last 18 years and took great pride in managing their restaurants at DIA. He always spoke highly of his staff and enjoyed the airport atmosphere. He had a good sense of humor and could easily whip out a one liner that had you laughing for days. During his fight with cancer he never complained or tried to blame anyone one or thing. He just said "It is what it is"and that he had a Good Life. He asked that he not be mourned, but for all of us to celebrate his life and to remember the time we shared with him. Todd we will remember you always!
A celebration of his life will be held in the fall when his son returns from his deployment.
Please leave your email address in your condolences to keep up to date.
Todd came to Colorado at 5 years old. He grew up in Aurora and graduated from Aurora Central High School in 1982. He loved the outdoors his entire life. He enjoyed camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and especially hunting. Yearly he went Elk hunting near Steamboat Springs. All of these he shared with his son Chase. They spent a lot of time at Estes Park camping and hiking. Todd enjoyed the simple things in life from walking the dog to a family gatherings. He was good hearted and always willing to help anyone in need. He worked for Skyport Hospitality for the last 18 years and took great pride in managing their restaurants at DIA. He always spoke highly of his staff and enjoyed the airport atmosphere. He had a good sense of humor and could easily whip out a one liner that had you laughing for days. During his fight with cancer he never complained or tried to blame anyone one or thing. He just said "It is what it is"and that he had a Good Life. He asked that he not be mourned, but for all of us to celebrate his life and to remember the time we shared with him. Todd we will remember you always!
A celebration of his life will be held in the fall when his son returns from his deployment.
Please leave your email address in your condolences to keep up to date.
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West Metro Chapel (303-274-6065) is assisting the family
West Metro Chapel (303-274-6065) is assisting the family