Birth date: Feb 2, 1964 Death date: Apr 25, 2018
Colleen Ann Bracken 54, of Deltona passed away on April 25, 2018. She was born on February 2, 1964 in Ashtabula, Ohio to parents George and Marjorie Branscome. Colleen is survived by her husband, John Bracken; Mother, Marge Branso Read Obituary
I did not know her but I do know her son Joe and his wife. what a wonderful, kind young man, her love shows thru him, He spoke of his mother often and always with love and pride and he is so heartbroken. My thoughts and prayers to all her family and friends
We have so many good memories and fun times, we went to grade school all the way thru high school. And even as our lives went separate ways family and kids when we did see each other after years it was if we never left. My heart is broken by the loss of my good friend. Prayers to all of her family and the love of her life john .
Colleen was sweet, fun and a truly generous loving person. She always had a kind word and a warm smile for everyone and brought me much joy everyday! Her spirit was so nurturing to all of us. Colleen was such a treasure and I am forever blessed to have known her. I will forever hold her dear to my heart, in my thoughts and prayers. Until we meet again my sister, I love you and I will miss you. May the grace of God give her family the inner peace and strength that they need at this time knowing that God is holding her in the palm of his hand and that she will be watching over you all to guide you.
Kathleen Lusk
Colleen and I met thru our husbands working together. I was in her company when we would have occasional get-togethers with the old work crowd. Every time I saw her, we bonded and talked up a storm as if we had seen each other every day. I was always very fond of her and when I thought of her she brought a smile to my face. She was very likable and down to earth which made it easy to like her right away. She spoke often of her children and her dogs. I am truly sad of her passing. We've lost a really good person. My thoughts and prayers are now with her family and hope God's grace will help them through this loss. My most sincere sympathy to the family-
Kristine Crawford
Colleen and I were instant friends when she moved to sit beside me at work. We would laugh at our dog stories and share our pictures. She has such a sweet spirit. I wish I had known her much sooner. She would always make me laugh when she would come in 13 minutes late and stay that much longer, usually more, in the afternoon to make up for it. Honestly, you couldn't drag her out of here. She would tell me she had to clean all 16 paws that morning. She was so honest and caring. My heart breaks for your family. I will keep you all in my prayers.
Love,
Terri Nelson
