Michael went to be with the Lord, Sunday August 2, 2020. He is predeceased by his paternal grandparent, Joseph "Jawsey" Brugnoni; maternal grandparents, Marie Afton Martin. Michael is survived by his daughters Olivia Mia Brugnoni and their mother Nikki (Drozda) Brugnoni; parents, Joseph (Patricia) Brugnoni Rexene (William) Madl; sister, Sara (Shaun) Hegarty; paternal grandmother, Jenny Brugnoni; step-siblings, Katie (Justin) Hill, Courtney (Eric) Shaw, Craig Houghton, Kevin (Meghan) Madl, Lori Madl Bridget Connell; dear friend, Lisa Schultz; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins dear friends. AS PER NYS REGULATIONS ALL ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR MASKS AND HAND SANITIZE AT THE FUNERAL HOME CEMETERY. Michael's life story will be shared during his visitation, Friday, August 14th, 5-8 PM at the funeral home, 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 Long Pond Rd.). Click here to reserve your visitation time with Michael's family Michael's service will be celebrated Saturday, August 15th, 10 AM at the funeral home immediately followed by his burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to American Heart Association, 4331 Keystone Dr., Suite D, Maumee, OH 43537 in his memory. Click here to sign Michael's virtual guest book Michael Brugnoni was born in Rochester on July 26, 1978. As a child he was a catcher for his little league baseball teams. He was constantly playing catch in the yard he loved baseball and became a NY Yankees fan. He attended and graduated from Gates Chili High School in 1995 (along with his cousin, April). While he was in HS, he played the saxophone as a member of the band and traveled to Florida to play. He continued his love for baseball and played on the varsity team as a left fielder. After graduating from HS, he attended RIT, where he would become captain of Rugby Team. Being a student at RIT he grew to love photography and graduated with a degree in Digital Imaging Science. His love for photography and his degree brought him to work for AGFA: where he would repair photo machines. His career there took him from repairing to becoming a manager, director of client services and onto regional VP of customer service. Michael had two daughters that he loved more than anything. He enjoyed watching their different activities. They loved to spend time together, cooking, snowboarding, boating, fishing, shopping, going to the beach or riding the wave runner. His daughters were his world. In October 2017, he went to Cleveland, OH and worked for Cleveland Clinic. He was the director of informatics with the Heart Vascular Institute. Since he was living in Cleveland, he became an avid Cleveland Browns fan (sharing this with his B-I-L, Michael Drozda). Growing up he, his cousin their grandpa, Martin, shared a love for the cowboys. Once he became a Browns fan, they would always make jokes to each other about the opposing teams. Michael was a kind, considerate, well liked, handy, guy with a great sense of humor. He will be greatly missed by his friends and family.