Bobby E Brunk
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Bobby E. Brunk, 62, of Kansas City, Missouri passed away March 11, 2021 at his home from natural causes.
Bobby was born on December 25, 1958 in Elgin, IL, the third child of what eventually became five. Bobby was born blind and with intellectual disability but he lived life to the fullest, he loved his music and had collected mass quantities of cd’s, if he was awake, the cd’s were playing. Bobby worked 28 years at Southeast Enterprises, eventually convincing us he needed to retire, so retire he did. He spent his days listening to music and eating, he loved to eat, especially mashed potatoes and chocolate pie. Bobby will be greatly missed by all of us. Thank you to his staff who cared for him, your efforts do not go unnoticed.
Bobby was preceded in death by his father, Bill Brunk, Sr. and his mother Wilma Brunk-Kagarice, his maternal and paternal grandparents, nephew Jordan Daniel Brunk, his Uncle George Brunk and his beloved Aunt Katherine and Aunt Lavada.
Survivors include: sisters, Debbie Wilson (Larry), Cathy Brunk-Meek; brothers, Bill Brunk, Jr. (Melanie), Jeff Brunk (Debbie); and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial contributions are suggested to: your favorite charity or cause.
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I cared for Bobby for numerous years while working at Preferred Group home, until I moved on to another job. Bobby I’m told ask about me on several occasions. I started calling him and stayed in touch on a regular basis. Bobby couldn’t ever get my name right, so, I just let him call me Michelle…He was a joy to be around. I will always remember him for his laughter and gentle spirit. Bobby will be missed. R.I.P.
I was always amazed after my talks with Bobby. His listening and memory were keenly sharpe. He always knew the Royals or Chiefs score and who made the play of the game. His recollection of country music artists and their hits introduced me to country stars I had never heard of. And man he could attack a plate of food like no other. I will forever recall that laugh and his inquisitive nature. On to greener pastures Bobby. Love always ??
I was blessed to have the pleasure of caring for Bobby for over a year. It was a true blessing to have known him. He called me his best friend and told me he loved me everyday. Your hugs, jokes, laughter, and contagious smile will be forever missed. REST IN PEACE, MY POPPY???