Uncle Bruce, May you rest in peace in God's loving arms.

Bruce's presence will surely be missed at our monthly get together by all his '58 classmates/friends from PHS.
My sincere condolences to his family.

 I was saddened to hear of your loss.  I knew Bruce while working for the Aviation Authority.  He was our first HR and IT person.  He was also involved in many, many other aspects of Aviation life.  Bruce was a very courageous man which certainly was reflected in his life as in the many activities in which he participated   Bruce certainly loved his family which he often mentioned in conversation. Keep those happy memories in your hearts and mind.

Bruce was a classmate at Plant High School Class of 58'. A delightful man who generously gave of his time to our Class, creating and keeping up the website. He attended our monthly PHS brunches and was part of the glue that kept the class in touch with each other.  He will surely be missed.  My sincere sympathies to the family. Rest in eternal peace, Bruce.
Virginia (Kirby) Dickman

Brenda, Wes, and Clay,  Losing Bruce, who in addition to being brother-in-law and uncle for you has been a link to Ernie, is a loss that is hard to bear.  Thank God for Bruce's release from pain and I offer prayers for his soul.  Love to all of you as you honor his memory.

Bruce and I were classmates. When he came through Atlanta we always met for dinner.  He visited our farm in Ellijay , Ga. Twice with his camper when we had Plant reunions. He kept our class website going. Bruce will be sorely missed. My condolences to the family. 
Tamra Parsons Acree  (Ellijay,Ga.)

Bruce was the glue that held our Plant High School, class of '58 together.  The web  site he so graciously created was an act of dedication and devotion. Yet he never bragged  or tried to attract attention to himself. He was totally unselfish in his desire to share his computer and technical knowledge. I am reminded of the time I took my inoperative laptop to Bruce to see if he could fix it. Two days later he called, telling me it was working again. Of course he refused to take a penny for his efforts.  That was at least four years ago, and I have the same laptop today. I cite this experience as an example of Bruse's generosity. My sincere sympathy to his surviving family. Bruce will be missed by all who knew him.

sad to hear of Bruce's passing. I knew Bruce as the older brother of my dear and sadly, long departed friend, Ernie. As pre-driving age teenagers, Bruce often took us for rides in his Shelby Cobra, Triumph and "Bo" car and later when we got our licenses occasionally allowing me to drive and often letting Ernie use one for a special event or "Brenda date". Bruce and Ernie created my initial interest and then ownership of sports cars that still exists today. Though decades have passed since I was with him, his memory brings a smile to my face and warm thoughts of those 'Good old Days".

Although I did not know Bruce well at Plant Hi, I grew to know him at our reunions and gatherings at our monthly meetings for breakfast. If it had not been for Bruce's work on the Plant Hi website, I doubt we would have held together as a class as well as we did. His contribution made it possible to have a way of keeping in touch with our fellow classmates here and afar. He will be sorely missed.

Brenda, Wesley and Clay,
We were deeply saddened to read the news of Bruce's passing.  We extend our heartfelt sympathies to all the family.  My family was blessed to have Mr. & Mrs. Morehead, Bruce, and you guys as 
neighbors for so many years.  Our thoughts and prayers for each of you during this time of great loss.
Lorene, Jeff and Jana

We worked with Bruce for some years in the Ferrari Owners Club. He was always loyal and reliable and brought his technical skills to bear in behalf of the organization. He loved racing and could talk about it on end. We are grieving the loss of a true friend.

Mark and Pam Reinecke
Saint Petersburg,,FL

Dear Family,  My heart and prayers are with you.  Love you all, Kathie Adams

To the Moreheads
Bruce one of the most interesting men I have met in my later life.  He was not often understood by others, sometimes  a quite man but as I knew him as most interesting rich person full of stories of adventures from around the world from his early days.  He certainly had some different perspectives on life.  I spent a couple of days traveling with him in recent years and the stories he told me of racing cars and surviving wreaks in racing were entreating. I will never forget the smile on his face when I helped him escape from the hospital, signing to get him out once because they wouldn't let him sign himself out and drive. ;-)  I knew of His love for computers,  technology and  programming and all things aviation including the airport authority where he worked for many years because he told me so many stories about these things.  He was a well read person on new technology and could always talk about cutting edge technology even for  a  cell phone. 

Even late in life he had a thing for new and different cars, always willing to show off and talk about his little economy car when he really could afford any car on the market but was fascinated by the technology.  A day with Bruce at home would always have a discussion about his small but lovingly restored and cared for automotive collection. The visit usually involved a trip to his garage when he had them stored sometimes two deep and  always could tell you about the details of some little thing he was working on. I seem to remember he had a  3 D printer when they first came out so  as to replicate parts he needed made that were no longer available.

I will miss you Bruce, my life was richer from knowing you and I am thankful I met you. God Bless the Moreheads and may HE grant you Peace in this time.  R. A. HANK HENRY

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Bruce Reed Morehead

6 agosto, 1940 – 15 septiembre, 2015

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