Robert Bruce Bridwell, resident of Gainesville, Florida passed away on Thursday, February 21, 2019 in Gainesville. Bruce was 58. Crevasse's Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Bridwell family during their time of transition.
Robert Bruce Bridwell, resident of Gainesville, Florida passed away on Thursday, February 21, 2019 in Gainesville. Bruce was 58. Crevasse's Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Bridwell family during their time of transition.
Rest In Peace Bruce. Condolences to the family. I enjoyed working with Bruce, witty and fun person.
Annette, words can not express how sad I am to hear about Bruce. The love you two have will never die. Sending LOVE and light to you. Janice Then
Annette my love is with you. I know Bruce is being inappropriate and dancing in the rain somewhere. Love to your family.
Gonna miss you bud. I had an absolute blast with you at the radio show appearance on the party bus you were hilarious. Not often you have friends sleeping on your window at a hotel but you did it that weekend. Thanks for all the fishing advice you gave me. You always kept the chat boards fun and I will miss your 6 paragraph text. Sending my love and prayers to your family and Moo. Miss ya bud
Bruce helped me to keep my sanity during a really difficult time in my life. Would say nothing but encouraging things throughout the entire ordeal. Even though they may have be words on a screen, those words meant something. They’ll be words that continue to have meaning even though the one who provided them is gone. Thank you Bruce.
Even though we’ve never met in person, Bruce was someone I would call a close friend. He always knew what to say and how to make us smile when we were having a rough day. Thanks for always being there for us and for all your encouraging words. We love you and we miss you, Brucey. RIPÂ
Bruce was a witty humorous highlight of everyday I spoke or chatted with him. I am part of his L&T family & he is missed greatly. Annette we have never met but my thoughts & prayers go out to you.
Bruce was a kind considerate man who knew how to truly live. I don’t believe he ever met a stranger. It was great getting to know you and the rest of the "LiveStreamers". We love you buddy and we will see ya on the other side.
Bruce touched many lives in all his years. No matter how hard things got he always put on a smile and told us things that would brighten our days. I was proud he called me the illegitimate son. I’ll miss the crap out of you Bruce.Â
Gonna miss you dude you were a really great guy with a huge heart
I knew Bruce from the chatroom at the Lex and Terry show, and always thought Bruce was the cool uncle I never had. My condolences to Annette and his family.
One of the previous guest’s comment about Bruce being inappropriate honestly made me laugh. I didn’t know Bruce in person, but he was a friend on social media. We had the comment interest of being fans of a radio show and we talked often in their forum. Funny and inappropriate definitely describes Bruce. He cracked me up with his jokes and his disdain of Facebook. He loved his dog, Moo and shared pictures and videos of him all the time, even though he pretended to be annoyed with him at times. He posted video of himself playing guitar and then downplayed how good he was at it. I could go on and on (like he would on social media, lol) but I’ll just end this by saying he will be missed. Behave yourself up there, Bruce!
 Bruce was a kind man. I enjoyed working with him at Kraft Motorcars.  I can still hear your laugh! rest in peace my friend.
Bruce, you were an amazing soul. I’m so glad I got to know you during your life. I will miss you so much, I know Annette and Moo must be devastated, because I am. RIP my friend
Bruce was one of my best friends, even if we never had the pleasure to hang out in person! He was an amazing man who always knew the best way to make someone feel better about themselves and life in general. He helped me through some rough times, and was always there when needed. I hate that we never got to slay some monster bass, and I’m sorry I never got to cook you some BBQ! I love you, brother!
Only met you once and you left an impression. I will remember that time and will always think of you when the sun comes up and when I listen to THE show. You will definitely be looking over all the great people that you met and have brought together. Thoughts & prayers to your family and Rest in Paradise Bruce!
Bruce I just meet you Man…..you were kind enough to come by my place of work here in Gainesville and meet for the first time just a couple of weeks ago. After many convo’s thru the chat with the radio show Lex & Terry we finally got to meet, and exchange email and phone numbers to help me learn how to play the guitar……. Well it might not happen in person now Bruce but it will in spirit…… Truly a man no one can or should forget…… May you Rest in Peace and thanks for introducing me to Moo…… Play some Hendrix with my brother the real (Wally) in Heaven my man….. May God bless your family…. your friend, WALLY
There are no words to express the profound impact that Bruce made on my world. Never has my heart been so heavy for the passing of someone I never met face to face. Sending all of my thoughts and prayers to Annette, Moo, Velcro and all who were blessed to have the privilege of knowing him. You will be with all of us until we meet again. Until that day, I will be trying to convince myself not to be sad that it ended, but be happy that it happened. I LOVE & MISS YOU, BROTHER!!
Bruce your fun, loving, and witty character shined through your words in the chat. I haven’t been on in a while, but you were always so welcoming! Love to you, Annette, Moo, & family.