Louis Bussone

I was a student of Brother Dunston at St Johns. He was the best teacher I ever had. No nonsense kind of guy. I think of him often.

Brother Dunstan was a no-nonsense math teacher who quickly earned the respect of his students. I will remember him fondly as a master of his craft who left an important legacy to all his students.

As a high schooler at St John's in Shrewsbury MA, I knew him as Brother Dunstan, our no nonsense task master math teacher, a very demanding guy, but my favorite teacher of all time. Quite pleased to meet up with him about 50 years after graduating - surprised he's now married and no longer a tough guy. Gail, it was my real pleasure to meet your acquaintance and share a meal with you and Louie in NH and again in St. Pete. My sincerest sympathies.

One of my very favorite teachers, smart & challenging. Was lucky to have met again in New Hampshire just several years ago.

As Brother Dunstan, CFX Louie taught us Geometry as sophomores and Calculus as Seniors at St. John's High in the late '60s. He was a superb teacher, a master of the craft, and one of the very best that I ever had, at any level, in my nineteen years of education. Over the past ten years I have been blessed to be able to reconnect with him, and to visit him and Gail in their New Hampshire summer home during four summers. I feel his impact on my life to this day, and am so thankful for...

My deepest condolences to the Bussone Family for the loss of your loved one, Louis Anthony, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. Please except my condolences.