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In Loving Memory

Bruner, Julia Ann “Julie” (nee Olivastro)

January 24, 1943 - April 20, 2024

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Saturday, April 20, 2024.

Beloved wife of the late LeRoy “Lee” Bruner; loving mother of Suzanne (Charles) Tullock, Mark (Laura) Bruner, Rebecca (John) Brewer and Lee (Stephanie) Bruner; adoring grandmother of Charles “Chad” (Grace) Tullock, Andrew Tullock, Zachary (Jaemi) Tullock, Clayton (Grace) Bruner, Austin Bruner, Johanna Brewer, Jacob Brewer, Brianna Bruner, Preston Bruner and Jackson Bruner; cherished great-grandmother of Charles “Charlie”, Hannah and Caroline; dear sister of Kathy Fagas, Susan Benavidez and the late Joseph Olivastro, Sandra (the late Ronald) Meyrose, Anthony Olivastro and Gerard Olivastro. Our dearest aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend to many.

Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church (Kingshighway and Rhodes Ave. 63109) on Friday, April 26, 2024 at 9:30 am. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

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4 thoughts on “Bruner, Julia Ann “Julie” (nee Olivastro)”

  1. I’ve been a friend of Julie’s for 59 years.
    That’s 59 years of births-First Communions-School picnics-
    Graduation’s and Grandchildren.
    Julie was the nicest person unless you messed with her Family, Julie was the original MAMMA BEAR.
    There will be millions of girls named Julie, but there will NEVER be another Julie Bruner!

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  2. Ive considered the entire family my extended family since i was 15. Juie was loving caring and always helped others. My thoughts will forever hold the power of love for her. RIP God Bless

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  3. The one and ONLY. Can’t believe you’re gone. We have so many memories and stories to cherish forever. It’s sure going to be hard to navigate life without you.

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