Yola C. Brunori

Birth date: Mar 1, 1913 Death date: Dec 10, 2008

Yola C. Brunori, 95, of Alliance, died on Wednesday, December 10, 2008 at 1:08 a.m. at Alliance Community Hospital. Born on March 1, 1913 in Providence di Brescia, Italy, she had lived in Alliance most of her life. Yola was a memb Read Obituary

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Karen Rhodes Heesacker

268w ago

May I share the memory of the love for Mrs Brunori. I am the little red headed girl, next door, granddaughter to Clyde and Edna Rhodes (deceased) Every time I cam to visit my grandparents and knocked on Mrs. Brunori’s door, she gave me $1. Catherine and Ernie lived in the house as well, Mr. Brunori I don’t remember, he may have been gone. This would have been late 50’s, 60’s, 70’s. My husband Luke and I stopped for a visit coming from Denver Colorado. Thank you for letting me share, I am a first cousin of Brad Goris in Alliance.

Dave Buhn

576w ago

Nonnie You've been such an inspiration to me throughout the course of my life. I've listened and learned many things from you, my parents, zio Nesto(cacu), aunt Alice, zio Vic and Jim and yes my sister too and a whole host of Italian and German relatives. It was always a joy to watch you look at a crocheted, knitted or beaded item at a garage sale or Christmas bizarre and come home, stay up until the wee hours of the morning and make an exact replica of that item. Personally, I always believed that whatever it was you made was much better than the original. I realized at a young age that a polenta stick had multiple uses � at times I think my butt still hurts. Did it hurt me, absolutely not, I deserved it and I gained discipline and character from it. If only the youth of today had grandma's with polenta sticks. Speaking of polenta, you knew I loved polenta with rabbit and I know you made the best. You made so many good Christmas cookies and candies at the holidays that even the most successful baker would be jealous. You took care of friends and family over the years through hard times and health issues. You even took care of yourself when you decided to quit smoking when you were in your 80's. continued

Dave Buhn

576w ago

Your life has been a long and winding journey which began in 1913. In 1913, you experienced two of my favorite brothers' that's right, the Wright Brothers, whom were only flying their third Wright Flier. A few years earlier and you would have been right there with them at Kitty Hawk. You've witnessed many things; the Automobile, telephone, phonograph, telegraph, radio, The Great Depression, X-ray, jet engine, Hindenburgh crash, Korean, Vietnam, WWII, Desert Storm Wars, Star Wars, cola wars, a chancellor called Adolph Hilter, vacuum tube, transistor, TV, colored TV, ice box, refrigeration, homogenization, pasteurization, first man on the moon, first missile launch, atomic bomb, cathode ray tube, GPS, Atari, Wii, cell phones, typewriter, computers, carbon-paper, mimeograph, photocopier, albums, 8-track, cassette, CD's, VHS Vs. BETA, DVD's, DVR's, natural spring water, well water, processed water, bottled water, AM and FM. continued

Dave Buhn

576w ago

You were able to listen to classical, golden oldies, bee bop, hip hop, rap, jazz, rock, heavy metal, gospel, country and western, country and disco. You watched your shows and celebrities like; Redd Foxx, Jimmy Stewart, Steve Earkle, Chico and the Man, Bob Barker, The Golden Girls, All My Children, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, George Stepanopolis, along with many more movies and shows. I could go on and on. I will miss you grandma. Your Grandson David Buhn Name = Dave Buhn Address = 6658 Oak Shadow Drive City = Westerville State = Ohio Zip = 43082 Email = [email protected] Phone = 614-899-7800

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