Peter J. Bruno
Born: Sun., Sep. 28, 1941
Died: Mon., Apr. 1, 2013
Visitation
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Thu., Apr. 04, 2013
Location: Rocco Funeral Home
Funeral Mass
10:00 AM Fri., Apr. 05, 2013
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BRUNO, Peter J. Of Everett, on April 1. Son of the late Leo & Lillian (Giuffre). Brother of Laura Giacalone & her husband Nicholas of Wakefield, also survived by 1 nephew Daniel & his wife Raelee of Dedham. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home, 331 Main St., EVERETT, Friday, April 5 at 9. Funeral Mass St. Anthony Church, Everett at 10. Relatives & friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 4-8. Interment WoodlawnCemetery, Everett. Peter was a longtime MBTA employee & a late member of the Trolley Museum of ME. Complimentary valet parking will be available at funeral home Thursday evening.
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Stevie Hemeon
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Posted Tue April 02, 2013
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Peter I was glad to know you, you have done so much for me and my family and your going to be missed. Its not going to be the same around here with out you, Rest In Peace Peter Love you Stevie
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Amy Litchfield-Kennedy
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Posted Tue April 02, 2013
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Peter was a great guy and a true friend to Stevie and his family. He was a hoot at the Museum and a gracious host at his home who made my husband's day by letting him run his trains. He will be missed by us all.
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Paul
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Posted Wed April 03, 2013
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What a bunch Of B.S. Peter I was Not their To see you Off But When you Let Me stay their That 1 time i thank You for that but For Calling me a names and a control freak to some But You will Be missed But not by every 1 R.I.P You S.O.B.
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Philip Dominguez
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Posted Wed April 03, 2013
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Peter was a talented modeler, avid railfan, lover of streetcars and always had an open door to his home. I'll miss his kind words of advice, picking his brain, and enjoying dinner with him from time to time. I'm grateful for the help he gave me in starting my transportation career. And I'll never forget the time he barbequed my Cinnamon Bun because he thought it would taste better that way. My prayers and thoughts are with his family and friends. Rest in peace old friend.
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Kevin Farrell
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Posted Thu April 04, 2013
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Peter, sorry to hear the news. Always ebjoyed your phone calls to discuss model trolleys, Seashore and the MBTA. You always had a good perspective on things. I didn't realize a few weeks ago when I last spoke to you that that would be last time. Rest in Peace my friend, Kevin
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Robert Hunt
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Posted Fri April 05, 2013
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I had the great honour to work with Mr.Peter Bruno for 25 years at the MBTA. Mr. Bruno was always a most professional employee with me at the MBTA and after we retired. Mr. Bruno helped many people on and off the job. May the Good Lord bless you and grant you everlasting peace.
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Tony Tieuli
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Posted Fri April 05, 2013
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To Laura and family: Peter was a long time acquaintance and trolley modeler going back to the 1960s. I met him at the Seashore Trolley Museum when he was working on his favorite streetcar, #5821. Fortunately for the museum, his efforts preserved the car so it could be completely restored. He used to come into the hobby shop and spend quality time there with many of his fellow modelers. Over the years, he changed vocations and became an MBTA streetcar motorman. All the while he maintained his interest in models and the museum. Once, I had the privilege of meeting your mother on the one occasion I visited his Everett home. She delighted me with her piano repertoire which was amazing considering her age. Peter was a very tender caregiver which I will never forget. He inspired me and was a model I could emulate when my own mother needed end of life care. May God welcome him home and grant him peace. May God grant you all consolation and comfort at this time.
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