BARTHOLOMEW BURNS

My deepest sympathies to Bart's family!

Bart was my project manager on the Milwaukee Brewer Baseball Park (Miller Park) in Milwaukee. It was a privilege to work with him and I have only fond memories of him. I remember he talked me into being his back-up pitcher on the project softball team. I'd retired from softball 6 years prior to that... and tried to get away telling Bart I was too old to play. But he reminded me he was 26 years older than me and if he could do it - so could I....

BART , MY FIRST COUSIN. MY IDOL

I HAVE SO MANY MEMORIES, GOING UP TO BOSTON & GOING TO REVERE BEACH . UNCLE DAN WOULD BE PLAYING HAND BALL. UP THE OLD BOSTON POST ROAD. BART, YOU SURE WERE LUCKY TO FIND LOU AND THE GOOD CHILDREN YOU BOTH HAVE. REST IN PEACE BART TILL WE MEET AGAIN.


MY MOTHER NORA ( O'NEILL ) DAY ALONG WITH AUNT BRIDIE WERE AUNY MARY SISTERS

a favorite uncle of mine.he and aunt lulu lived up the street from us in norwood. loved his stories of flights over germany in ww11 and stories of his engineering job of tunnels and sports stadiums. wonderful family that continues to grow what a legacy sorry carol and i cant be there to celebrate his life jay hunt