Tee Bruce Broussard

Mother contacted me today and told us about your loss. Tee Bruce did not know a stranger. I remember meeting him in Beaumont at a soccer tour. He was a good man and will be missed. Bonnie we sure miss all of you. Your family will always be in our prayers. We love you!
Huiwen & Eddie Venable

Growing up in Orange, TX., Tee Bruce was a part of our Saturday. I would take turns dancing with my mother and my brothers. He always brought joy and laughter.

Barbara, Joe and Bonnie,
We are so sorry for your loss. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. A new star is shining in the heavens.
Hugs from your former back door neighbors,Tom and Ellie.

Tee will be missed not only in the music world but to all who had the priviledge of knowing him
Our Love Joe, Barbara & Joe Joe (Mae's Fish Camp)

tee bruce will be missed from everyone barbara and family our prayers are with you!ll
aubrey& barbara (fabacher) kilchrist

My prayers are with the family and friends of John Lloyd. His dad and my dad (Rosemond) were brothers. Some of his children will remember my mother and dad as they were very close to Uncle Lloyd and Aunt Elta. Sorry I cannot attend the services but know that he is in a much better place. Love to all, Jackie

A great person has left us again. Tee-Bruce, you are up there with so many wonderful and great cajuns. We will always remember your smile and you great personality. Our prayers are with your family at this time.

My prays are with the family. This is a great lost to the family and to the cajun community.He will be greatly missed by all.

Nancy Lee Broussard Martin
Matthews, N.C.
March 21,2010

Dear Bonnie, Mary Ann, Barbara. Johnny Lee, & Micheal,

We are sorry that we cannot be with you all at this time.
John Loyd, my uncle, was nine years old when I was born to his brother and wife, Stanley and Valeria Broussard. He was a part of my early childhood. My dad and mother lived in a garage apartment behind my grandparents, Loyd and Elta Broussard, until I was eight years old and moved to a another home. I will always miss him.

His Niece,
Nancy Lee Broussard Martin and husband, Donnie Martin, and our family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you today and always. We will always be thankful that we had the opportunity to have met Tee Bruce and Bonnie. We always looked forward to Tee Bruce's smiling face walking in the door of Lone Star Steakhouse. Denny and I had many long conversations with him and always enjoyed them so much. Even when we moved to Connecticut we still looked forward to his emails. Tee Bruce, thank you for the pleasure of knowing you and introducing us Yankees to Cajun music! We will never forget you!