In Memory

Bruce Wells

Bruce Wells

 

Bruce E. Wells

  • Bruce E. Wells

Wells, Bruce E. 78 year old resident of Hillman, MN, passed away on Sunday, November 15, 2020 from COVID-19 and underlying conditions. Bruce was born on April 7, 1942 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1960. He married Judy (Bahns) Olson in May 1997. He was a printer a good share of his career and retired from the Minneapolis Star Tribune in 2000. Bruce enjoyed traveling and spent many fun days in his motorhome seeing the United States with his wife, Judy. He had a great fondness for car racing, especially NASCAR, and attended many races. He spent several years wintering in Texas and played golf seven days a week. His last five winters were spent in El Centro, Ca. There he made life-long friends who he enjoyed jeeping with and the daily happy hours. No one was ever a stranger to Bruce. He always made you feel welcome. He was a great storyteller and always said "never let the truth get in the way of a good story". Bruce is survived by his wife Judy; his daughter Jancy (Pat) Eddy of Minnetonka; his sons Todd (Deanne) Wells, of Ramsey, and Randy (Courtney) Dickey of Nowthen; stepsons Todd Olson of Zimmerman and William Bahns of Ramsey; 9 grandchildren and many loving nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents Leslie and Edith Wells; brothers Don and Bob Wells; his first wife Jan, and his second wife Debbie. There will be no memorial service due to COVID restrictions. A private family interment will take place at the Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis at a later date. Raise a glass and toast to Bruce, and a life well lived. Arrangements entrusted to the Brenny Family Funeral Chapel-Randall



 
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11/21/20 08:14 AM #1    

Bruce Harten

Rest in Peace my old freind !

 


11/21/20 03:59 PM #2    

Bruce R. Miller

Bruce was a great person.  My first wife and I lived in the same appartment building as he and Jan.

At the sound of a Fire siren, we would chase the Fire Engines to the scene of the fire and watch.

Alas, all good fun comes to an end and we moved on in our lives.  I just kinda never forgot the guy, but never tried to contact him either.  My fault.  RIP Bruce

 


11/22/20 11:35 AM #3    

Bruce A. Gustafson

Bruce was one of my best friends growing up & will be missed greatly

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