Bunny Brunk Obituary (1946 - 2022) - Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Devoted wife, sister, mother, grandmother, aunt and friend, Bunny Lee Brunk was born in Frederick, Oklahoma on April 21, 1946, and departed this earthly life on May 10, 2022, in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. She is survived by her husband Robert, daughter Melissa (Brad) Sink of Lake Havasu City, Arizona as well as many other family members. She attended Charter Oak High School in Covina, California with Richard Brunk, the younger brother of the man who would later become her husband. She met the love of her life and best friend 57 years ago at an A&W Drive In. It was not long after that the two were married and began many great adventures. They enjoyed socializing and spending time with friends. They also loved the outdoors and spent summers camping in places such as Salton Sea, Lake Powell, Sedona, and Colorado. Bunny loved to read. When she had free time, she was happy to curl up in a chair with a book. Later in life Bunny discovered Audible and could always be seen with an earbud listening to her favorite books. Bunny had a soft heart for all animals. She enjoyed riding horses, spoiling her dogs and she naturally loved rabbits. Truth be told, Bunny had a soft heart for everyone. She was not a judgmental person, rather one of the kindest. She was very humble and always accepted everyone where they were and how they were. She was there to guide and support her daughters as well as her clients, and they loved her for that. She was selfless, dedicated and did whatever needed to be done in her personal and professional life. An avid learner, Bunny held multiple licenses and enjoyed a few different successful careers. She was a beautician and owner of a wig shop and then a beauty salon, after that she became a Real Estate Broker. Later in life she loved volunteering at the Senior Center in Lake Havasu City. Bunny was always helping others and truly enjoyed everything she did. She was happy, gave the best hugs and had a smile that would light up a room. People just gravitated to her. They say bunnies symbolize happiness, abundance, kindness, gentleness, sensitivity and will be a positive influence in your life. If you knew and loved Bunny, you would know that is invariably true. She will sorely be missed.