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Rose BRUNO Obituary
BRUNO, Rose D'Amato
Rose D'Amato Bruno, beloved wife of the late Joseph J. Bruno, and much loved mother of Philip J. Bruno of New York City, passed away on April 21st at Delray Hospice, after a short illness, at the age of 88. Born in 1924, the daughter of Madeline and John D'Amato she was one of eight children, her surviving siblings are Archangelo D'Amato of Lady Lakes, FL, Patricia Johnson of Hartford, and Johanna D'Ambrosio of Wethersfield. Growing up in Hartford on Mechanic Street and Victoria Road, she attended Brown School, Henry Barnard, and graduated from Hartford Public High. She was married in 1946. After working at the Traveler's Insurance Company she and her family moved to West Hartford where she worked at the Town Hall as Clerk of the Court till her retirement. After a couple of seasons as snowbirds she and Joe moved from Cromwell to Boynton Beach, FL in 1989. Rose was loved by many friends and relatives, who will remember her as a warm, kind, and sweet individual. The world is an emptier place without her.
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June 5, 2013
Carol, Janice.. i have fond memories of Maplewood, your mother and Bourbon. Mom often spoke of those times. Thank you for writing and hope you're doing well. philip
May 31, 2013
Dear Philip,
With fond memories of Maplewood Avenue & Bourbon. Our thoughts & prayers are with you.
Love, Carol & Janice (Keegan)
May 26, 2013
Dear Janet...thank you so much. those Maplewood days will always be treasured. hope you're doing well. phil
Lynne D'Amato
May 22, 2013
God bless you for being the wonderful son that you were to Aunt Rose ... She'll be missed Philip and she's looking down on you from heaven smiling.
Love to you an yours,
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Janet Strachan (Ley)
May 20, 2013
Dear Philip,
Although it has been many years since I last saw your mother, I often think fondly of our days as neighbors on Maplewood Ave.
The lifetime of memories are yours forever.
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