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Brenner, David Jay Age 67, of Eden Prairie, MN, formerly of Edina. A lover of fast cars and skiing, David passed away at his home on 11/16/14. Preceded in death by his parents Jacquelyn Hope Argall and David Franklin Brenner and his brother Scott. Survived by his daughter Elizabeth Brenner (Nathan Shepherd), special friend Cathy Peterka, lifelong friend Mary Brenner, niece Liana Bruce (Jeff), sister-in-law Candy Fiedler, canine companion Lucy, and other loving relatives and friends. Funeral service was held 11/30/14 at Cremation Society of MN, 7110 France Ave., Edina. Memorials preferred to the Animal Humane Society. David died from different complications, primarily COPD. He was our classmate, John Nelson's, closest high school friend and skiing buddy for years. He will be dearly missed.
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Nancy S. Axelson (Williams)
Thank you to whom ever posted such a loving memorial for David. Our prayers are with his daughter. n.
Mark Brandow
I went to David Brenner's Memorial Service today. John Nelson was there, the only other member of our class.
Dsvid was very accomplished as a machinist, tool & die maker, mechanic & craftsman. I am sorry I didn't know him in my adult life- his talents may have helped me! May he rest In peace !
John E. Nelson
Mark, I agree with you in that we were the only ones there, however Mike Berdahl of the '63 class was another alum there as well. Yes he was beyond world's of helping you out in the shop if he every got the chance.
Renee J. Garven
Even though I did not know David in high school, I do remember him from his picture. My sincee condolences to his daughter and friends. May God be with all of you.
Martin B. Thiede
I know David was a very talented machinist, and mechanic! All of us have some talents that go on recognized. I didn't know he was such an animal lover! That makes him special in my book! Marty Thiede.
Lloyd A. Hauskins
Dave was a good guy. Always there with a joke and a smile. Sorry to hear of his passing. Condolences to the family.
Richard Klein
i am mostly commenting on lloyd hauskins message on David Brenner. he was a warm, real, courageous, gay guy. never saw him say or do an insensitive word or act...in spite of being the object of public derision in some harebrained circles. i remember david and his partner, at the penultimate confab at edina golf club, sat alone at a big round table off in the corner. i thought that was pretty brave. i dont know if he was happy go lucky, or on the contrary, simply nurturing deep feelings that expressed a caring heart. i am sorry that i didnt go over to their table.