Norman BERTOLUZZI

"Bert" was our neighbor when we moved to Florida. We got to know his whole family over time. Even when I moved out of state for a job I always looked forward to coming home and seeing Bert and his wonderful family. We used to listen to music from the 1940's - big band era and talk about Kennywood Park and how he met his wife Doris. Our family loved and respected Bert and his family. Our deepest condolences to the Bertoluzzi family. Kristan Hayward and The Pauley Family.

What an amazing man! He reached out to us when we first joined Trinity Church and always checked in to see how we were doing. He had wonderful stories and memories. We hope he is welcoming people to Heaven as one of their spokespeople.

Carol & Family, Our deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family and friends.. George & Annie

My deepest sympathy to the Bertoluzzi Family for the loss of your loved one, Norman, "Bert", and pray God sends you comfort, peace and strength.

I am so thankful to have had the pleasure of knowing and occasionally taking care of Mr. Bertoluzzi. He was a wonderful Man.

Knew him when he first came to St. Petersburg! I also attended Redeemer Lutheran! Sincere condolences to his family and friends!

Please except my deepest sympathies to you and your family at this time of grieving. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am so happy I got to meet Mr. Bertoluzzi. He was a very interesting fellow who shared a few of his memories and stories with me of his long life living in the Sunshine City. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time.

Mr. Bertoluzzi was my 6th grade Sunday School teacher at Redeemer and I will always remember his wise wisdom to us. One of his favorite sayings was "candy is dandy but liquor is quicker". Fortunately it took me a number of years to figure out what that meant. He impacted many young lives and will be remembered with fondness. My sympathy goes out to the family.