Son of Claus P. & Mary J.E. (Pinson) Bruhn.
Married to Ruby C. Warburton on 5-7-1941 at Ogallala, NE.
He was educated in Platte County Schools. They lived in and around Genoa until moving to Columbus in 1963. For many years he farmed North of Genoa. When they moved into Genoa, he worked as a meat cutter at one of the grocery stores. Later they moved to Columbus where he worked production at Becton Dickinson until retirement. He served in the US Army during World War II in the Army Air Force and was a member of American Legion and the First United Methodist Church in Columbus.
Surviving are one daughter, Shirley and two grandchildren.
Married to Ruby C. Warburton on 5-7-1941 at Ogallala, NE.
He was educated in Platte County Schools. They lived in and around Genoa until moving to Columbus in 1963. For many years he farmed North of Genoa. When they moved into Genoa, he worked as a meat cutter at one of the grocery stores. Later they moved to Columbus where he worked production at Becton Dickinson until retirement. He served in the US Army during World War II in the Army Air Force and was a member of American Legion and the First United Methodist Church in Columbus.
Surviving are one daughter, Shirley and two grandchildren.
Son of Claus P. & Mary J.E. (Pinson) Bruhn.
Married to Ruby C. Warburton on 5-7-1941 at Ogallala, NE.
He was educated in Platte County Schools. They lived in and around Genoa until moving to Columbus in 1963. For many years he farmed North of Genoa. When they moved into Genoa, he worked as a meat cutter at one of the grocery stores. Later they moved to Columbus where he worked production at Becton Dickinson until retirement. He served in the US Army during World War II in the Army Air Force and was a member of American Legion and the First United Methodist Church in Columbus.
Surviving are one daughter, Shirley and two grandchildren.
Married to Ruby C. Warburton on 5-7-1941 at Ogallala, NE.
He was educated in Platte County Schools. They lived in and around Genoa until moving to Columbus in 1963. For many years he farmed North of Genoa. When they moved into Genoa, he worked as a meat cutter at one of the grocery stores. Later they moved to Columbus where he worked production at Becton Dickinson until retirement. He served in the US Army during World War II in the Army Air Force and was a member of American Legion and the First United Methodist Church in Columbus.
Surviving are one daughter, Shirley and two grandchildren.
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