Beverly Ilene Broniec, age 85, of Friendship, Wisconsin died Thursday, June 19, 2014 at House of Dove in Marshfield, Wisconsin.
Beve was born February 23, 1929 in Chicago, IL to Guy Kenaz Neal and Sarah Margaret Conner. She married William C. Broniec on February 18, 1950 in Chicago, IL. He preceded her in death on December 27, 1991.
Beve enjoyed swimming, boating, camping, hiking, golf and travel.
She was a member of the Self Realization Chapel of Love and Light Church in Friendship, WI.
Memorials may be directed in Beve’s memory to Roseberry’s Funeral Home in Friendship.
She is survived by her 6 children; William Rickford (Rick) and Andrea (Nader) Broniec of San Diego; Jeffrey Alan (Teri Rejniak) Broniec of Milwaukee, Gregory Neal (Diana Davidson) Broniec of Nekoosa, Terersa (Broniec) of Friendship, Suzanne (Broniec) (Steve) Nichols of Racine and Victoria (Broniec) (Michael) Cooper of West Bend; grandchildren; Erica, Heather, Eileen, Persephone, Angelique, Katlyn, Kyle, David, Natalie, Audrey, Emily, Nora and Josh and great-grandchildren Gage Gregory, Kienna, Jaida, Nathan, Isaiah and Skye. Beve was also preceded in death by: her parents, two sisters, and two brothers.
A private memorial service was held on Monday, June 23rd. The date for a memorial service open to all is still being determined due to some family and friends needing to make travel arrangements.
We were out of town when we heard about Beverly’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Beverly was very devoted to the Spiritual journey. We appreciated all of our interactions with her and your family. Take care
Greg & Diana and families- What a great picture of your mom! I remember that smile! I also remember her coming into 3J’s SO many times and all the great conversations she would have with my mom – about religion, life, family — OH, they are probably talking together already and catching up! She is at peace now. Sending prayers for comfort and peace to you all.
Condolences to the Broniec Family.
I love this photo of Aunt Bev! I can almost hear her laughing; she had such a wonderful laugh and sense of humor. I would send her “My Favorite Aunt” cards for different occasions and she always laughed and told me that she was my ONLY one. lol If I had 100 Aunts, she would still be my favorite. I know that her family will miss her so much and how she loved all of you! I would love to get her letters telling me of everyone’s adventures and so I feel like I have been in contact with all of you through her. I miss her and I can only imagine how all of you will miss her but she is at peace now. No pain or suffering and so thankful for that. God bless each one of you and comfort you as only He can do! Love you.
So sorry on your loss. May God family and friends comfort you during this difficult time