Pusateri, Timothy "Tim" Anthony
76, lifelong resident of St. Louis, passed away peacefully on November 7 at his home. Tim Pusateri was born to Gerry and Salvatore "Bill" Pusateri on May 26, 1946. Tim graduated from Riverview Gardens High School and earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Tim formed enduring lifelong friendships throughout his life, including while an active member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at Mizzou. He served in the United States Marine Corps until December 1970, when he received an honorable discharge. Tim married Jeri Fulk on April 24, 1971, and celebrated 51 years of marriage last spring. Jeri was by Tim's side throughout, including at the very end. Tim worked in the retail car business for over four decades, including as co-owner of St. Ann Dodge and Westport Dodge dealerships. When not at work, Tim enjoyed the St. Louis Cardinals, blues and soul music, reading, vacations, and spending time with friends. Above all, though, Tim centered his life on his family. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, uncle, cousin, and brother, and he took delight in being there with and for his family. Tim was tragically preceded in death by his brother, Vince Pusateri, in 1962. In 1991, Tim's parents passed away in separate hospitals within a 24-hour period. Tim lost his sister, Phyllisann Vallow, in 2017. Tim is survived by his loving wife Jeri; daughter Jordan Burroughs and her husband Bryan; son Kyle and his wife Lauren; son Phillip and his wife Maura; granddaughters Cosima and Antonina Pusateri and Marin Burroughs and grandson Bryson Burroughs; the extended Pusateri and Fulk families, who cherished him; and of course his many friends. In lieu of flowers, consider making a donation in memory of Tim to the Thompson Foundation for Autism, to St. Louis Impact Baseball and Softball, which provides baseball and softball training to youth no matter their background, or to a charity of your choice. The game of baseball brought joy to Tim from childhood through his last days, and it is hoped that Tim's memory might do the same for other children. Tim Pusateri was a loving husband and family man, an authentic and enduring friend, an honest and successful businessman, a dedicated fan, a wise mentor, and an unassuming, caring and kind human being.
Services: A celebration of Tim's life will be held for family and friends on Saturday, November 26, from 4 to 7 pm at the Saint Louis Club on Forsyth.
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Bob Holt
March 4, 2024
Tim - one of the best I have ever known - I miss you.
Lee Johnson
November 25, 2022
So sad about Tim´s passing.I worked for Tim some 40 years and always respected his opinion regarding money matters .A great guy to work for and with as he was a true gentleman luv you buddy I will never forget you. Lee Johnson
Philipp Kreutzberg
November 16, 2022
Dear Jeri, Agnieszka and I send our prayers to you and your entire family.
I'm so glad I got to meet you and Tim in person. Although it's many years ago, I often vividly remember those occasions. Discussing global politics & economics with Tim, while you two gave me a lift from St. Louis to Columbia in 2008. And even more special to me, how you two made me feel as if I actually were part of your blessed family, while we spent some days together in San Francisco in 2011.
I can't remember anyone I've ever met, that had accomplished so much, had such a great family and life and was nevertheless as kind, humble, funnny, decent and genuinely interested in others, as Tim was.
Donald Crank
November 14, 2022
I admired "Pus" when I met him in Riverview Football my Freshman Year! I was a Sunny kid ,in Frosh Football and Tim seemed larger than Life as a Varsity Linebacker! He reached out to me and encouraged me to stick it out and kept up the encouragement! Always had that wonderful grin and positive mental attitude!! I am saddened by his departure but express my condolences to his fine family and classmates and fraternity brothers! Don Crank
John Johnson
November 14, 2022
Our prayers for Tim and his family. Tim was always fun to be with and lived a wonderful life. Heaven has gained another great Angel.
John and Dawn Johnson
George Sarantakis
November 13, 2022
Jeri, Susan and I send our prayers and condolences to you and the entire family. We will all miss him.
Susan Cassimatis
November 13, 2022
Jeri and family: so sorry to hear of Tim´s death. Greg , Claire and I send our condolences and prayers.
Susan Cassimatis
Rick Strano
November 12, 2022
Jeri, my thoughts are with you and the family. I'm so glad I got to see you both last June in Columbia. Tim was the best of all.
Deacon Mike and Mary Elaine Suden
November 12, 2022
Our sincerest condolences to Geri and the family. Our son Gregory and his friend Phil were classmates and close friends at Priory and still keep in touch whenever possible. Prayers to all.
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