Bruno J. Uryga

Still missing you Bruno. Even now I can still see "Bruno´s....Home of the Polish Godfather"....can still smell the inside..see the same pool table and horseshoe shaped bar. So many memories to cherish. Thank you for those memories my dear friend and we will meet again I am sure! Love you! Sandi June

A year since you passed on my birthday and I don't know where else to say this. I miss you uncle Burr. I've spent a year on this earth knowing I won't see you at the family gatherings, knowing that every year that I get older is another year without you. It hurts, and the I'll never be the same. I hope you and Uncle Rich and Aunt Wanda were there to hold the gates for Aunt Joyce because she needs you. I love you.

I have know Bruno for 46 years. Yes, 46 years. I met him when his bar first opened. It was a unique place and atmosphere. More like "Cheers" where everybody knew your name and you didn't feel like a pickup when you went in by yourself. The atmosphere was lively, friendly, happy and you just didn't make one stop. I began working there shortly after I met him part time as a bartender. What an experience! It continued until about just around 1981. We remained friends and although we...

The funniest "plumma" I've ever known. Rest easy my friend. Thanks for the memories..

Sure going to miss you my friend!

My sympathy to the family and all the friends of Bruno. All the residents of Beverly Shores and surrounding communities cherished Bruno's Bar. He was a great host and attracted many great people from the area to gather, drink, trade stories and shoot pool. What a great bunch of characters that frequented that bar. Being that I was a Ford nut and race fan, Bruno let me take his Lincoln out for a test drive! Rest in Pease Bruno. You were a special human being that attracted special people.