Unfortunately, Bruce's obituary is only posted on newspapers.com which is a subscription website. He passed away in Sonoma on April 27, 1992. According to his obituary, he was a buliding contractor, specializing in foundations. Bruce left behind a wife, Kathy McKenna, and 2 grown sons.
I met Bruce in 7th grade at Santa Venetia Junior High School. Mrs. Scott's English class, Mrs. Noble's math class, Mr. Goodwin's social studies, Mr. Benson's science - he was in all my classes. I loved his fuzzy blond hair. I had a huge crush on him and remember kissing him at Lynnn Bridges' birthday party when we played spin the bottle. I think it was my first kiss. I don't think we ever talked again after junior high but he lives on in my childhood memory.
I miss Bruce. I'll always remember eating grapefruit with lots of sugar at his house. We went through a lot of them. I know that his family has had a lot of pain. I had a good visit with his sister many years ago right before she died. May the Lord give the Caveney family some special comfort.
Bruce was part of the Drakes Cove crew. Richard Pensebene, Dave Stapp, Bill Salame and a mob of Caveneys. Bill Cuneo was around the corner and I lived a couple blocks up the street (Golden Hinde).
great fun when we first met (we were 10). We shared an IJ paper route (mini-bike with a string for a throttle!) and later a Chronical/Examiner route with Bruce's older brother. Delivered from the tailgate of the family Chevy station wagon (Sunday papers with inserts we're a bit...h) It was great being a kid then and Bruce was a great part of it. I lost track of Bruce after high school, but I'll always have the memories of Bruce and all the crazy things we did together. He was a good one.
Blair Wardlaw (Hunt)
I met Bruce in 7th grade at Santa Venetia Junior High School. Mrs. Scott's English class, Mrs. Noble's math class, Mr. Goodwin's social studies, Mr. Benson's science - he was in all my classes. I loved his fuzzy blond hair. I had a huge crush on him and remember kissing him at Lynnn Bridges' birthday party when we played spin the bottle. I think it was my first kiss. I don't think we ever talked again after junior high but he lives on in my childhood memory.Val Valsecchi (Leonard)
I am reeling !! Bruce was everybodies buddy. I was closet to him during Junior High. What a great guy, so funny. I'm so sorry Bruce.Mark Buckley
I miss Bruce. I'll always remember eating grapefruit with lots of sugar at his house. We went through a lot of them.I know that his family has had a lot of pain. I had a good visit with his sister many years ago right before she died. May the Lord give the Caveney family some special comfort.
Blair Wardlaw (Hunt)
This is a picture of Bruce from the 1967 TLHS yearbook. He did not have a senior portrait done. RIP Bruce.
Gregory McCormick
Bruce was part of the Drakes Cove crew. Richard Pensebene, Dave Stapp, Bill Salame and a mob of Caveneys. Bill Cuneo was around the corner and I lived a couple blocks up the street (Golden Hinde).
great fun when we first met (we were 10). We shared an IJ paper route (mini-bike with a string for a throttle!) and later a Chronical/Examiner route with Bruce's older brother. Delivered from the tailgate of the family Chevy station wagon (Sunday papers with inserts we're a bit...h) It was great being a kid then and Bruce was a great part of it. I lost track of Bruce after high school, but I'll always have the memories of Bruce and all the crazy things we did together. He was a good one.