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ARTHUR BRESCIANI Obituary

BRESCIANI--Arthur William, affectionately known as Bud or Buddy, died on April 9, 2019 in Atlanta, GA. Born on May 13, 1947 in New York City, he was a graduate of Xavier Military Academy and Fordham University. Bud was a proud veteran of the Vietnam War and a recipient of the Purple Heart. Bud was a partner in Manhattan East Suite Hotels, co-founded by his father Arthur W. Bresciani. He had a brave and generous heart and gave of himself to help others including veterans and Native Americans. He was a noteworthy collector of wines, art, and military artifacts. He was a brilliant, hard working, charming and sharp witted man. He is deeply missed by his wife, Cathleen Smith Bresciani. He is forever loved and valued by his only child, Alessandra Okay. He is honored through his grandchildren, William and Juliette Okay. He is survived by his siblings, Julie Bresciani, Jeanne Bresciani Orenstein, and Nicholas Bresciani. He is mourned by his first wife, Julianne Denihan Bresciani. Bud lived an extraordinary life.

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Published by New York Times on Apr. 20, 2019.

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Michael McMurray

April 30, 2019

I'm very sad to have been told of Bud's passing.

Frank Dorritie

April 21, 2019

Deepest condolences to all of Bud's family and friends.

Frank Dorritie
Xavier '64

Tim Dwyer

April 20, 2019

Rest in peace, Bud. You were a good friend at Xavier. I'll make sure that your classmates from the class of 64 toast your memory. My condolences go out to your family.

April 20, 2019

Thomas E. Baggott, Jr.

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