Gerald Brynjulson

I worked for them in their hardware store in St. Petersburg, FL back in 1984 for a month or so. I've often wished I'd kept in touch after taking a job at George Cain Glass & Mirror. In the short amount of time I knew Mr. Gerry and Miss Rolande, I had already begun to think of them as kindly mentors.

I grew up remembering Gerald. I was little little girl about 2-3 and to this day I remember and still have some of his art in my home. I played with Kari. Would love to connect with her.
My mom n dad were very good friends. I’m sorry for your loss.

God Rest.....I always enjoyed hearing of his life's experiences, how the family survived before the war thru to his days on Marco. I am blessed to have known him and to have his
"Boats in the Harbor" hanging in my home......Sleep well my friend....

What a remarkable artist and a kind, gentle soul. I was so lucky to have known and worked with him--and will be reminded of him whenever I see a mango tree. Rest well my friend.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

Gerry was an exceptional man who lived life to the fullest. I loved his enthusiasm for life and hearing about his many life experiences. He was an inspiration for me and I will miss Gerry very much.

RIP me dear friend. You will be missed by everyone in the Art Business. We miss you a lot. Gilles & Huguette

I didn't know Mr. Brynjulson personally, but I loved his paintings! The first time I saw his work was during a Fifth Avenue Art Show years ago. It was a painting of a Caribbean woman selling her red snapper. Unfortunately, I was too late with my decision to purchase that painting, and it sold to someone else. From then on I hit every art show in Naples early the first day hoping to find that Mr. Brynjulson had another comparable painting. I was finally rewarded with "The Basket Weaver." ...