Bruce McIntire

Birth date: Apr 9, 1926 Death date: Apr 9, 2012

Bruce McIntire, 86, of Lincoln, Ill., formerly of New Haven, died Monday, April 9, 2012 at The Christian Village, Lincoln, Ill. Born in Boone Co., Indiana he was the son of the late Norman McIntire and Evelyn Lee. He was a former Read Obituary

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Phyllis Brown Vanderpool

660w ago

I'm very sorry for your loss. I remember Bruce as always being very nice to me and joking around.
You are in my thoughts and prayers,
Phyllis Brown Vanderpool

Mom sends her condolences as well.
Patricia Brown

Bill And Betsy Brotherton

660w ago

What wonderful memories we have of Bruce and his Christian witness to our family. He was always so willing to help our daughter. We loved visiting with him and his wife as they walked by our home. Our daughter, Sara, was so blessed to be a recipient of his love. She was able to go to church with him at times, also.

James Mccoy

660w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family

Cheryl Winters

660w ago

I remember the Easter when we lived at Maywood Lake and your family dyed an egg black. Our house had dark woodwork and a few rooms were not well lit. I think that might have been one of the eggs that we found 'a few days later'.

And I will always cherish the memories of being at Grandma and Grandpa Ray's house, most ALL of us cousins being there and having SO MUCH FUN!!!

I was a bit afraid of Uncle Bruce when I was about 5, but I realize that he was a good man and a wonderful dad to you.

God Bless all of you.
LOVE,
Cheryl

Kathy Beltz

660w ago

Dear Friends (Raine, John, Kevin, etc.),

So sorry to hear of Bruce's passing. He and Ruth Ann were so dear to me while we all attended Colony Heights Church of Christ. They were like grandparents to me. Bruce was a delight to know, and I'll always have precious memories.

Please know you're in my thoughts and prayers.

Love, Kathy Beltz

Dick And Diane Mory

660w ago

Bruce and Dick swam together for many years.
We celebrated at Johnnels when they reached 500 miles. We enjoyed many meals with him and Ruthann. He was an exceptionally kind and religious man.
God bless you all. Hope you can remember the good times.

Steve Easterday

660w ago

I haven’t seen Bruce in over 20 years, but for some reason, I was thinking of him last month while driving through New Haven. He had a quiet demeanor, but he seemed to leave a lasting impression. I knew Bruce when we both worked with the Red Cross Therapeutic Aquatics Program. Although he had his own health challenges, I remember his gentle smile, his warm sense of humor, his modesty, and the compassion he shared others. I know he touched many lives and will be missed.

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