Roy R. Bruno

Mr. Bruno, a fifth grade science teacher at Gill Hall School some forty years ago was feared and respected by all, as he constantly taught and ran a tight ship. There would be no fooling around in Mr. Bruno's class. After twenty years, Roy and I crossed paths again on an invitation to fish in Canada. This started a friendship of immence respect and love. As a rookie, Roy again assumed the teaching role and made me an experienced seasoned fisherman. I was proud to be in his boat and never stopped learning from him. Roy and I would play gin rummy for hours and I would never win a hand. I have enjoyed having coffee in local establishments over the years with Roy and as I fish "our" favorite spots, I will remember my pal--Roy. With love and rememberance, Peter Taucher and Family

We want to let you know how sorry we are to hear of your loss. Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time.

Pat(brother) and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family.Roy was a great person,we knew him from Camp McIntosh

Our most sincere condolences to your family and friends. We will fondly remember all the good times at Camp McIntosh.

Bruce and Norah Thompson

Mrs. Bruno, Sally and Chip,

I only have the best memories of Mr. Bruno while growing up in South Park. He was always very supportive of the kids in the neighborhood. My fondest memories are our fishing trips to Canada and his "tin-can" coffee. There was no such thing as a percolator allowed on his boat! Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time.

Mark Ventura

My Dear Joanne , Sally & Chip, Paige Much Love and sympathy to all. He was the only one that called me EV and I loved it. The Ventura Family

Mrs. Bruno, Sally and Chip,



I was so sad to hear that your dad/husband passed away. He was always such an neat guy.

I have fond memories of growing up next door. His mailbox in front of the shed alway made me laugh.

I sure he felt blessed to have such a great family and live in such a wonderful neightborhood all these years. We'll surely miss

him.



Scott & Lisa

My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time.

Myself, (Mary E. Kollar) & my mom, (Julia M. Kollar) would like to extend our Deepest Sympathies........

Mr. Bruno was my 5th grade Science Teacher @ Gill Hall Elementary School, & one of my fave teachers. I'm 46 now, & graduated T.J., Class of '76.

When I was born, & until about 15 mos. of age, we lived in ""John Bruno's house"", across from Curry Cleaners.

My mom's brother, George Katula, just sold his home @ 5818 Ridgeview, to live with his daughter.

Mom's been with me since '88, when my father, William J. Kollar passed- away. He would've just turned 88, & mom will be 89 in October.



Mr. Bruno was such a wonderful man------kind & sincere, & a REALLY BIG SMILE!!!!! We will miss him.



Our Thoughts & Prayers are with all of you.



Fondly,

Mary E. & Julia M. Kollar

You are in our thoughts and prayers Tom and Maxi

Joanne,

My prayers are with you and your family at your time of loss. I have fond memories of Mr. Bruno from long ago. Love, Sue Ventura

For many years your father provided my family with insurance. He was one of the nicest men I have ever met. May God bless and comfort you during this difficult time.

To Our Uncle Roy:

May you find peace in your heart and mind at last. You were very special to us and we will miss you a great deal. Thank you for you.

Love,