In Memory of Bernard Braun

A life well lived
11/23/33 - 01/10/25

Bernard Braun, 91, of Boynton Beach, FL passed away on January 10, 2025.

Bernie is survived by his daughter Laura and her husband Sam (Boca Raton, FL), granddaughter Jennifer and her husband Dan (Wellington, FL), grandson Bill and his wife Ivette (Palm Beach Gardens, FL), and great-granddaughters Hannah and Leah.

He was pre deceased by his beloved wife Shirley (2013) and great-grandson Jacob (2019).

In 2019, Bernie’s great-grandson Jacob passed away at 39 days old after a pre-term birth and NICU stay. Project Sweet Peas’ mission is to empower and support families of fragile infants, and to inspire hope through remembrance for those affected by pregnancy and infant loss.

We are sure Bernie and Shirley are playing and laughing with Jacob in heaven.

In each and every way, your gift is a valuable part of the story of every family

Project Sweet Peas is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
We rely on generous charitable gifts to provide services to over 500 families each month.

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The Sweet Pea Support Fund

You help us ensure that all families who reach out will receive the support they need. Make a gift to our Sweet Pea Support Fund, and your gift will work immediately in the area it's need most.

The Forever Fund

Your gift to the Forever Fund supports our bereavement programming, making a profound difference in the life of a grieving parent. Gifts to the fund provide support for memory boxes, informational items, remembrance events, and other services which support those affected by pregnancy and infant loss.

Financial Assistance "Food & Fuel" Fund

9 in 10 families experience financial hardship during their time in the NICU. All donations received through the Financial Assistance "Food & Fuel" Fund will go exclusively towards a grant fund for families experiencing a NICU stay. Grant funding covers expenses including lodging, food and gas. All are necessities that families often find difficult to afford during their stay.