Joseph Charles Bruno
August 26, 2018
Joseph Charles Bruno was born March 5, 1942 and passed away peacefully August 26, 2018 at his home surrounded by family. Joe, also known by Pops by friends and family, was an amazing father and a wonderful friend to those who knew him. Joe served in the Marines from 1961-1969 until starting a career at Bell-South as a Service Tech in which he retired after 31 years. Joe loved music and singing but his greatest joy in life was being a marine.
He was preceded in death by his father Angelo Bruno, mother Olga Patontez Bruno and brother Robert Campbell. He is survived by his brother Roger (Ellen), children and spouses Jeanie (Mark), John (Janet), Jodee, Joseph (Ann), James (Sandy), Tanya (David) 14 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
He will always by remembered and never forgotten. Semper Fi.
He was preceded in death by his father Angelo Bruno, mother Olga Patontez Bruno and brother Robert Campbell. He is survived by his brother Roger (Ellen), children and spouses Jeanie (Mark), John (Janet), Jodee, Joseph (Ann), James (Sandy), Tanya (David) 14 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
He will always by remembered and never forgotten. Semper Fi.
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I love you daddy we will miss you very much
He will be missed. Loved him dearly.
I love you Dad , you will always be with me.
What a wonderful man. We shared birthdays 🙂 3/5 Never been to his home without a western on the tube… Tanya, Angelo, Jimmy, Cheyenne, Shawn, David & Merri, We are so very sorry for your loss.
Our condolences to the family and extended family of first cousin Joseph
To Roger and Tanya and family, Our condolences to you all. Last saw Joe at Croton-on-the Hudson at his mother’s home. Think I would have recognized him from the obituary even though 50 years have gone by. Cousin Eleanor (Joseph and Kay’s daughter
Roger and Tanya, I haven’t seen Joseph since probably the year that Donna and Jimmy Miller married, so a very long time ago. My most memorable memory of him was even longer ago when he was in the Marines and he and Aunt Olga and Uncle Bob came to our house in Connecticut for (I think) Christmas. He was wearing his full dress Marine uniform and was very impressive to me. He declined to have desert, which to my young mind meant that all Marines passed up desert because that’s what made them so tough! It is difficult to lose a loved one; our sympathy to you, Roger and to Tanya and siblings.
Dad, You will always be a part of my life. I love you.
Semper Fi my brother. I will always remember our escapades in Ossining and in the Corps. Wish I could have been there at the end. Save room for me.