John K. H. Brunner (1934–1995), British science-fiction writer

Emil Brunner (1889–1996), Swiss theologian

Yul Brynner (1915–1985), Russian-born film and stage actor.

Mary Brunner (b. 1943), American former "Manson Family" member

Constantin Brunner, the pen-name of German philosopher Leopold Wertheimer

John Tomlinson Brunner (1842-1919), British industrialist and politician

Alois Brunner (b. 1912), Austrian Nazi war criminal

Otto Brunner (1898–1982), Austrian historian

Jennifer L. Brunner, Ohio Secretary of State

Frank Brunner, American comic book artist

Thomas Brunner (1821–1874), surveyor and explorer

Brunner (crater)

Henry Brunner (1838-1916), English chemist

Edouard Brunner (1932-2007), Swiss diplomat

Brunner's glands, part of the digestive system.

John Fowler Leece Brunner (1865-1929), British politician, son of the above

Heinrich Brunner (or Henry Brunner) (1840-1915), German historian

Arnold Brunner (1857–1925), American architect

Christiane Brunner (b. 1947), Swiss politician and advocate

Fernand Brunner (1920–1991), Swiss philosopher

Brunner, New Zealand

Johann Conrad von Brunner (1653–1727), Swiss anatomist

Lake Brunner

Martin Brunner (b. 1963), Swiss football player

Karl Brunner (b. 1916), monetarist economist

Brenner might refer to: The Brenner Pass, one of the major passes through the Alps, linking Italy and Austria Brenner, Italy, in the province of Bolzano-Bozen Brenner Base Tunnel railway tunnel through the base of the Brenner massiv. Brenner (crater)...

William Otto Brunner (1878–1958), Swiss astronomer

Luise Brunner, gardienne SS

Roland Brunner (b. 1970), Austrian ice speed skater

Brunner came from Tyrolean and Bavarian place names, or Brno.

Hugo Brunner, Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, England

Brun, Brunn/Brünn, Bruner

Bron, Bronn, Bronner

Braun/Brown, Brauner

Breuer, Brouer/Brouwer, Brewer (includes Americanized translation of Germanic Brenner)