Obituaries

Elmer “Butch” Bruette

Jun 26, 1947 - Jun 14, 2023

age 75, of Pembine, passed away on June 14, 2023. He was born in Menominee, Mich. on June 26, 1947; son of the late Elmer and Mary (Mann) Bruette. Butch was a Vietnam Veteran with the US Army and also served as a Merchant Marine on the Great Lakes. He was an avid collector of movies and worked as a tree topper in the woods around Pembine. Butch had many friends who he cared for deeply.

Butch is survived by his only child, Pauline Brown and son-in-law, Michael Brown. He leaves behind three grandchildren: Rance and Zachary Levens and Monica Grider. He also leaves behind sisters: Hope Reines, Sharon (James) Werner and Betty Keller; as well as a niece, Dawn Nelezen; a nephew, Aaron Keller; and sister-in-law, Charlene Bruette; along with his dog “Scooter” who he loved very much. Mr. Bruette was preceded in death by two brothers and three sisters.

Visitation will be held Friday, September 29th, 2023 from 10am – 11am at Roubal Funeral Home. Following visitation, a brief memorial service will be held at Roubal Funeral Home, then followed by a graveside service with Full Military Honors by the Amberg American Legion Post #428 at Amberg Cemetery.

Roubal Funeral Home of Wausaukee is assisting Elmer’s family with arrangements.

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Carl and RaeAnne Meverden

Our sympathy in hearing Butch has passed. We have been neighbors for many years. He’d pull in the yard to chat every once in awhile and catch up on everything going on. My husband Carl would stop and check on him too. Never forgetting to take a treat for his dog. He was a good neighbor always willing to help. He will be missed.

Pauline Jean Brown

Dad, even though we’ve always lived miles apart, we always fall back into conversation and knew how much we love each other. We’ve laughed, we’ve cried and we’ve known through the same blue eyes that we will always love one another. I miss you so much. I can still here our conversations playing in my head. You may have left this world, but you’ll always be a part of me. Your grandkids will always know you. Oh the stories I’ve told them about your life. You have lived an extraordinary one. Thank you for being my dad and thank you for always loving me. You’ll never be forgotten. The lives you’ve touched cannot be measured. Love, Your daughter, Pauline

Cheryl Haulotte

We love and miss you Uncle Butch.