JEREMY BRUETTE

Jeremy J. Bruette, age 28, passed away on Friday, March 4, 2022. He was born on October 14, 1993, the son of Julie A. (Lenz) Bruette and Mark Bruette. Jeremy bought his own home and took much pride in fixing and remodeling the entire house. He worked at Amcor and took a lot of pride in his work. Jeremy's favorite passion was riding his motorcycles. Every spring you could see and hear him coming down the road with a smile as big as sunshine. He would notice the weather becoming warmer and telling people, “I can't wait to ride again” with great excitement in his voice. He also loved working on and repairing his motorcycles and had every tool ready to go and lined up with pride. Jeremy could fix or repair anything and if unsure he found a way. If you wanted a job done well, call Jeremy! He also took a lot of pride making, flying, and fixing model airplanes and cars. First flight, first time, landed with precision. The look on his face was unforgettable.

Jeremy will be remembered as a kind, generous, giving, and loving person. He had a special place in his heart for his brothers Joshua and Jacob as a day never went by that he didn't ask how they were doing and never left without a hug, an “I love you,” and a pat on the back. His mother will always treasure the knock on the door with him coming in with his joyful smile and saying he feels “home” when he visited. He will forever be loved and missed by all. Jeremy, you will forever be in our hearts, and may you be at peace until we meet again.

He is survived by his mother, Julie A. Bruette; father, Mark P. (Lisa) Bruette; brothers: Joshua Bruette and Jacob Bruette; step-brother, Cody Singer; special nephew, Austin Fink-Bruette; grandmothers: Barbara Lenz and Gloria Bruette; aunts: Anne (Tom) Matuszak, Laura Evers, and Amy Mikula; along with many cousins.  Jeremy was preceded in death by two grandfathers: James Lenz, Roy Bruette; and a great-uncle, Roger Becker.

A private gathering will be held with family. He will be laid to rest at Lake View Memorial Park in Oshkosh. Jeremy can be honored by doing a good deed in his name.