The Hornell, NY Evening Tribune published a really nice article on Bruce Ingersoll a few days ago, and it is available online now to see. Below is the link to the story. eveningtribune/article/20140510/NEWS/140519956/2141/NEWS For those of you who dont subscribe to The Tribune and cant see the article due to the fact that they expect you to actually pay to read the newspaper online, I have copied and pasted the article below. Since The Tribune took quotes from my Facebook Post that I made a few days ago, I am claiming fair use of their article on my page. If they dont like it.... Thats Too Damn Bad !!! Heres the story..... HORNELL— Rock in Peace. Resting just wouldn’t suit a man like Bruce Ingersoll, who died Saturday in his home, according to those who knew him. “It’s truly a sad day today in the Twin Tiers as we say goodbye to another friend,” said Jeff Allen Jones via Facebook. “Bruce was a local legend and talented musician that will be missed by everyone who knew him.” He was constantly moving and rocking, participating in several bands, local events and even starring in the Hornell Furniture Outlets (HFO) regular television spots. He has worked at HFO as manager for the last few years, but his true passion was music and the bands he was in. Any person familiar with the Hornell area was certain to have heard Bruce in any number of bands including, Scorpio, Roadhouse, Moondance and most recently the Meat Cutters Union. “The Meat Cutters Union, The Rogues, and Flexx are just a few of the many, many bands that Bruce was in over the years,” said Jones. “I find it hard to believe that we will never see Bruce on stage again.” There will be no calling hours or services per Bruce’s request, but those wishing to honor him can make a memorial contribution to the Hornell Area Humane Society. “I’m sure I speak for many when I say, ‘I’m going to miss you Bruce. Rock in Peace,” said Jones.
Posted on: Tue, 13 May 2014 07:42:08 +0000
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