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Bruce Vincen Funk Obituary (1950 - 2025)

Born Sep 20, 1950, Bruce Vincen Funk attended William Byrd High School in Vinton, VA. View the obituary, post a memory, or share a photo about Bruce Vincen Funk.

Graduation Year Class of 1968
Date of Birth Sep 20, 1950
Date of Passing Dec 31, 2025
About Bruce V. Funk, 75, of Franklin County passed away peacefully on December 31, 2025.



He was preceded in death by his parents, Guy and Hasseltine Funk of Mt. Pleasant.



Bruce is survived by his wife, Donna Funk; his son, Matthew Funk; and his stepchildren, Kipp Colls (Andi) and Kaitlin Wickham (Daniel), and their daughters, Avery and Emma Wickham. He is also survived by his sister, Deborah McDaniel, her husband, Ricky, and their children, Travis McDaniel, Whitney Cummins, and Lindsay McDaniel; his sister, Jennifer Gayle (Billy), and her children, Caleb Taylor and Melody (Charlie) Dean; his sister-in-law, Toni Smith (Ridge); and his brother-in-law, Mitch Vaughan. He also leaves behind cherished great-nieces and great-nephews.



Bruce was a supportive son, husband, father, and grandfather. He graduated from William Byrd High School in 1968, received an associate's degree from VWCC, and served in the Army reserves. He was a retiree of Verizon (Bell Atlantic). He enjoyed spending time on his land driving his tractor and his Bobcat, woodworking in his workshop, and helping his neighbors. Bruce was a steady, honorable man who will be deeply missed by all those who knew him.



The family would like to thank Pheasant Ridge Terra Bella and Gentiva Hospice for their dedication and care.



There will be a graveside service to honor his memory at a later date.
Bruce Vincen Funk

Classmate Memories

Richard Garman '72 said:

Grew up with Bruce and his family in Mount Pleasant, although I was a few years younger. His dad, Guy, was one of the best Sunday School teachers ever. His mom was as kind a person as could have been, and his sisters, Jennifer and Debbie, were like sisters to me. Great family. I am sure Bruce will be missed dearly by his family.

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Valerie Henley '72 said:

Remembering those days at Mt. Pleasant. Bruce was older than me and I thought he hung the moon. Wrestling!!! So sorry he's gone now.
Where has all the time gone. Sure passed past. Love and prayers to Debbie and Jennifer who i also remember well. Jennifer and her horses. I have granddaughters now who are into horses big time. I love it.
Valerie Henley Obaugh

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