Celebration of life planned Saturday for Christine Bruno, 1968-2018

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Family and friends will gather Saturday in memory of Christine Bruno. Here’s the remembrance being shared with the community:

Please join us for a celebration of the life of West Seattle resident Christine Bruno.

Saturday, December 15th from 1-4 pm at the:
Center for Urban Horticulture/NHS Hall
3501 NE 41st St.

Christine Bruno passed away at home after a long illness on October 31, 2018. She was born October 17, 1968 in New Orleans, LA. Christine was preceded in death by her parents, Aurora and Joseph Bruno, and she is survived by her loving husband Brett and daughter Aurora. She is missed and loved by many great friends and family.

Christine graduated from Louisiana State University before moving to Seattle. She cared dearly about the environment and worked diligently in her position as a shoreline inspector with the City of Seattle to help protect Seattle’s waterways from damage.

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Hoku December 14, 2018 (12:36 pm)

Christine, in her role as a City land use planner, was fair and smart when I met her more than 20 years ago. As time went on she became the City’s shoreline inspector and was passionate about protecting the Seattle’s shoreline environment. Her priority was her family – especially her daughter and husband. Easy to figure that out after sitting next to her at work for more than 10 years! What an amazingly kind, sweet and loving person who saw and believed in the goodness in everyone. We were lucky to have her in our lives, even though it wasn’t even close to long enough.

shaggydog December 14, 2018 (6:30 pm)

Christine was a bright and shining light with a genuine love for people and our planet. Her belief in the goodness of people fed her passion for justice, environmental and otherwise. She believed one person could make a difference and proved this through her own life. We are all changed for the better for having known her and will carry her spirit and be inspired by her forever. My deepest condolences to her dear family, and the many friends who loved her. She was dearly loved and will be dearly missed.

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