Birth date: Jul 1, 1969 Death date: Jun 2, 2024
Todd Bruehler, age 54, passed away on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, surrounded by his loving family. Born on July 1st, 1969, Todd lived a life full of love, laughter, and strength. He is survived by his parents Bruce and Caroll Bruehler Read Obituary
The Northeast Ohio Nurse Honor Guard wishes to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of nurse, Todd Bruehler, RN.
We thank him for his contribution to caring for others and representing the nursing profession with trust, dignity and respect. Your nurse colleagues will take over from here.
Rest in peace.
I really don’t know Todd, but I’ve met him a few times and he always seem to be a very nice guy. I just love the way that he loved Jessica and her kids. Spoilt them all rotten. But that’s what good men do. So I definitely send my condolences out to Todd’s family. I am, however, Very familiar with Jessica and her family. So baby girl just know that you are in my thoughts and prayers for you,the kids And the rest of your family, to find some peace in these hard times. 🙏🙏
Todd was a great guy. It doesn't feel right to use past tense..... He has always been an excellent nurse with a great sense of humor, uplifting everone in CVICUs, a great coach and mentor to many. He shared his frequent potlucks and sunshine fund cart between all the units.
He made it fun, putting laughter in the mix. He will be forever missed.
I remember when Todd started working in the MICU. Everyone loved working with Todd. He was always smiling, joking, teasing. I fondly remember our easy banter, but also conversations about his rental property, house improvement projects and cooking. I called him my annoying big brother. World without Todd makes no sense to me.
Todd was always a shining light every night I saw him passing in the halls or on a visit to CVICU. He always teased me by saying"here comes trouble" to which I would respond "same to you old fart" We were both "senior" nurses on our respective units and the love for this job and team was evident even in the most stressful times. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
