Frank "Pugi" Bartuca

My deepest condolences to Frank's family and close friends. I only knew Frank from my many visits to Wrigley Field, but always looked forward to getting to the ballpark to see how he was doing and talk for a bit. What a humble and genuine person he was! Very distraught to learn the news of Frank's passing when I came to the park the other night - Cubs games will not be the same for me! Mike LaPapa - it was always obvious to me how strongly you felt about Frank when I saw the two of you - you...

Please allow me to extend my sincerest condolences for your loss. May the God of all comfort be with you until the time comes when "He will swallow up death forever." (Isaiah chapter 25 verse 8)

Rest in peace, Frankie. What wonderful memories and fun times on 31st and Princeton. Those were the days my friend.
Pat Musolino Arizzi

RIP my friend.I will miss working next to you at Wrigley and all the fun we had.

Frank,
You were a good guy and I loved talking sports with you and listening to my picks.
You were an old school guy.
I remember the hours we used to talk behind 3rd base at Wrigley and the Outfield behind Cominskey Park.
I cant believe your gone but your spirit lives on.
God Bless you and your family.
Ed Pala

rip my friend.will miss talking to you always at wrigley field.

Pugi! We talked about this the other day ,so you know i'm not handling this very well ! Keep a place for me!! See you cuz!