Bruce A. Schreiber, 67, passed away peacefully, at his residence on Wednesday, November 4, 2020. He was born at Great Lakes Naval Base on Septemberl 22, 1953 the son of Harold and Phyllis (nee: Rognsvoog) Schreiber.
Bruce loved the outdoors. He enjoyed, camping, hiking, fishing, trapping, and learning to live off the land early in his life. Bruce enjoyed raising animals throughout out the years. His love for tropical fish and aquariums were always his place of peace. Bruce had many interests from trapping, to working on highways, to having his own business building beautiful ponds. He finished out his working years in the trucking industry, last working for J. B. Hunt.
Surviving are his wife, Darlene (nee: Jarvela); his children, Devina Schreiber, of Kenosha, and Aarron Schreiber Sr., in AZ; grandson, Aarron Schreiber Jr.; mother, Phyllis Larson, of Racine; brothers and sisters, Scott (Evelyn) Schreiber, of Pinehurst, TX, James Schreiber, of Racine, LeeAnn (Shawn) Pautz, of Albuquerque, NM, Kay (Rollie) Stewart, of Mindoro, WI, Steve and Ken Schreiber of Black River Falls, WI, and Lori (Ted) Janke, of Hixton, WI. His nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends also survive him. He was preceded in death by his father, Harold; and the step-father, who raised him, Lars “Bervin” Larson, and brother Scott Louis Larson.
Kevin Graham says
When StarbuckJr high was being built Bruce & I took 2 pitchers of Koolaid in a wagon to sell to the construction workers @2-cents for a tiny cup. A bricklayer handed us a dollar and drank an entire pitcher. We spent many days together making forts, fishing & playing with his animals. We had chicken pox, mumps & measles together. His mom would take a carload of kids to zoos, museums, parks & beaches. She made the best chocolate-chip cookies w/nuts & lard. His grandma knitted wool mittens & darned socks. Good memories of his family abound in my mind.