James H. Brusco

I send my heart out to this great family, of a great man that not only was my landlord , but my 2 sisters, and my son, and my mothers. He always treated us like family. You loved this man and especially when Johnny would come to the apt. to help , it was always a joy to see such unity. I am so sorry I missed the service , I just barely found out . Lousie I just want so say "Thank You" and your great family for all the memories. I hope you and your family have peace in your hearts knowing you...

To Louise and Family,

Fred and I wish to express our deepest sympathy in the loss of Jimmy. Actually today I stopped by my parents house, and we had a family meeting scheduled, but I said I had to cancel. My Dad asked why, and I said that I was attending Jimmy's services tonight, and he said, "I remember Jimmy as a young man, he was always a great guy"

To the Family of Jimmy, Sorry for the loss of a good man. He was the kindness man there was, and the busiest one., aLso Mr. Brusco was my first Landloard. My prayers to the family, and may God bless all of you.

Our deepest condolences go to Louise and the rest of the family. It was always fun watching Mr. Brusco play Bocci ball at Orange Park. He's a fixture of this city who will surely be missed.

I remember the Brusco family very well..born and raised in South City. My parents were Angelo & Tina Pistone. Condolences to the family...