Birth date: May 15, 1962 Death date: Jan 22, 2022
Bruce William Sisk, 59, of Culpeper, died Saturday, January 22, 2022 at his home. He was born May, 15, 1962 in Manassas to the late Marshall and Carol Sisk. Bruce is survived by his wife of 22 years, Faith Sisk; his children, Tim Read Obituary
a quiet man with a wry smile and sense of humor, Bruce loved his family, humans and animals alike deeply. He was a computer guy whose passion was baking pastries, who once told me of his dream to have his own orchard. my lasting memory will be of him sitting in his chair, faith and megan milling around, him surrounded by a host of puppies staring adoringly up at him patiently waiting for their treat. Bruce was a kind and benevolent soul who will be greatly missed.
My sweet Brother is survived by Charles, Cathy, Debora, Darsie, Jeff, Robin, Scott, and Dwayne. I LOVE YOU AND WILL MISS YOU.
Faith I was so sorry to read about the passing of Bruce. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Sharron Guyatt
Bruce was always so friendly at dog shows. He will be missed.
I will never forget meeting Bruce on his trip to Florida...he has a kind and generous heart...my favorite memory is buying him fake tattoo sleeves and a bandanna to wear...he got out my 'bush hog weedeater' and proceeded to ride it like a stick horse saying he was a biker on his hog!! We laughed until we cried!!
Bruce .We all have a special piece of you my friend...until we meet in heaven, rest in peace!
It's an honor to have known Bruce and to be able to call him my friend. I enjoyed his company not only at work but also on a personal level. We would have long discussions about cooking shows, Sharknado movies and his love for animals. He would often talk about Faith and their English Cockers (and all the other critters they had). I will always be grateful to Bruce for the way he helped me through the hard times when my wife was ill and her passing. Bruce, my friend, I will miss you.
Sitting next to Bruce at work he always made my day when he would report what the "Sharknado level" was, for that day! Loved hearing him grumble and watch his genius at work. You will be thought of and missed.
