Max Bromley Florida Obituary, Death – It was unexpected, so we’re still processing. Heartbreak changed everything. I want you to know you’re not alone. I’m never done talking. I wish I had paid more attention to how much we shared. I want a lot. He should have guided me (even though Jeff Bromley truly did a wonderful job and I am so grateful I have him). He should have seen my wedding dress. He probably saw photos, but he’d rather see them in person. We should have danced to In My Life, one of our favorite Beatles songs. I want to hug and tell him I love him again. Our future children should have met him. However, I’m grateful. My father loved Cameron and couldn’t wait to marry us. Thank goodness he met Blake and became a grandfather (I am so grateful to you Brittany Bromley and Jeff Bromley for making him a grandpa).
I’m grateful for my parents’ long marriage and my mother’s happiness. I’ll always be grateful to my parents’ closest friends for supporting my mother and us. I’m grateful to read about my father’s many positive influences on others. I am so grateful that our family has such wonderful friends and family who I know truly care about us and have had our backs during this incredibly difficult time (thank you to our wedding party, my Marshes, my Johnson family, the Orr family, and everyone else who has been there for us, we won’t be able to get through this without you). I’m glad my kids will have so many great memories of him. Please fight, Mom. We’ll help.
I didn’t do enough for him on Earth, but I’ll improve. Dad, I’ll have a Bud Light for you occasionally to remember your smile. I’ll honor you. I’ll always support Mom and Jeff. I’ll do my best to emulate your impact. I’ll love Cameron as your mother did. “I love you more,” dad.
The Temple Terrace Country Club will host a memorial service for him on Sunday, January 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.