George Lingg speaks to Friends of LINK at Dogwood Tree Dedication for Roberta Bruckschen. Mr. Lingg is a long time LINK board member.
Photograph is courtesy of Ed Foy.
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Roberta Bruckschen Honored with Memorial at LINK
Roberta Bruckschen Honored with Memorial at LINK Food Pantry
By Betty Eidemiller
LINK President
Herndon, Virginia
Roberta Bruckschen was honored by the LINK Organization on June 24, 2008. The Dogwood Tree and Engraved Stone Dedication took place at the LINK Food Pantry in Herndon. This living memorial will be a testimony to the blessing that Roberta Bruckschen was to LINK, to Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church and to so many people who reside in our community. Special thanks to Jane Larson for arranging for the tree planting and for continuing to care for it; Linda Keefer who ordered and placed the stone; George Lingg, Mark Gunderman, Reverend White and Father Donald Howard who spoke about Roberta’s accomplishments and Ed Foy for taking the digital photographs.
Roberta was an active member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, where she served as treasurer and secretary for 13 years. She was also a member of the Sterling Raritan Club. She and her husband Mr. Hugh Bruckschen, a retired printer from the American Newspapers Association who also volunteers, have three children and four grandchildren. They were married 50 years.
God bless Roberta Bruckschen. We will not soon forget her
Note: Since 1972 LINK Inc., an all volunteer-based non-profit organization has provided emergency support to individuals and families in crisis. LINK currently provides services to the citizens of Loudoun and Fairfax counties with a primary focus in the communities of Herndon, Sterling and Ashburn. Services offered by LINK include emergency food delivery, financial assistance, annual holiday basket programs and delivery of new beds to the needy and previous support for free health clinics.
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