Virginia Crabb Bruch
Virginia Crabb Bruch
Virginia Crabb Bruch
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Virginia Ellen Crabb Bruch

1942 - 2023

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Obituary of Virginia Ellen Crabb Bruch

Virginia Ellen Crabb Bruch, age 81, of Littleton, CO, passed away quietly, on August 15, 2023, after a recent diagnosis of a serious bacterial infection.

Virginia was born July 24, 1942, in a farmhouse north of Bovina Colorado. She and her four siblings grew up in Genoa, CO. Virginia attended all 12 years of school at Genoa High School, and she graduated in 1960. She Married C.R. (Dick) Bruch, on June 30, 1961, in Simla, Colorado at the home of Leola and Wayne Miller. She had three children, Alan Bruch, Kevin Bruch and Carla Bruch.

 

She is preceded in death by her father, Glenwood William Crabb, Mother Leola Crabb (Miller), Brothers Norman and Darrell Crabb, Sisters Lois Goldsberry and Sharon Miller, Granddaughter

Aubrey Lynn Bruch, Grandson twin boys and Great-Granddaughter Sabella Suniga. Also, In-

laws : Glenn Bruch, James Bruch, Kenneth Bruch, Robert Bruch, Jackie Bruch, Betty

Smith, and Mary Ellen Bruch.

 

She is survived by her Husband C. R. Bruch

~Brother Larry (Susie) Crabb

~Daughter Carla Bruch

~Son Alan (Linda) Bruch and their children

-Christina (Travis) Ball and their daughter Amabella Ball

-Monique Kinch (Shawn) and their children Silver Suniga, Salicia Suniga and Sofia Suniga

-Daniel (RayAnne) Mebane and their children Kendrick Mebane and Zuri Mebane

-Isaiah Mebane

-Josiah Bielss

-Mariah Mebane

-Caleb Bruch

-Penelope Bruch

-Zayla Bruch

~Son Kevin (Jody) Bruch and their children

-Rachel (Joe) Corwin and their children Gregory Corwin, Charlie Corwin, and Joseph Ezariah

Corwin.

-Nicholas Bruch

-Victoria Bruch

 

Virginia was a sweet and crafty soul. She would be found most
often sitting on her floral couch crocheting various fun things 
including booties for her great grandchildren, pot holders for
her kitchen, purses, quilts, and more. She loved to make so
many things. One of the most notable items were the handmade
shirts her husband C.R. Bruch, which he wore daily. Her skill also
reached the kitchen table. She loved to make cookies and
candies for the holidays to mail out to family members. She
was famous for her Jell-o bowls at various family events.
Virginia loved the outdoors. She often admired her garden in
the backyard. She also enjoyed watching the various birds that
flocked therein. Her door was always open to family and
friends, both near and far. Family was everything to her. She
was very passionate about her heritage and family history. We
are going to strive to carry on that passion so future generations
do not forget all the wonderful discoveries she found.
Virginia passed quietly in the early hours of August 15, 2023.
She will be greatly missed and greatly admired.

 

A Celebration of Virginia’s Life will be held on Sunday, October 15, 2023. 

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