Bruno J. Lari

The days in our life we know will come but never really believe will come…those days are the reason why every moment is so prescious. I am lucky to say that all the moments I was blessed to have with my Uncle Bruno will remain with with me no closer than a thought away and just as sweet as ur fondest memory. You were my Uncle Bruno better said my Uncle Bim. Your unconditional love for people and your special love for animals with that unique place for your cats is a true testament to your kind heart. Known so well for your ability to love your kitties that a person would leave a cat on your doorstep in the middle of the night bc they knew that cat would have an undoubtedly flawless existence. And together we named him Antonio. A sweet memory Aunt Kathy, Uncle Bim and myself share all our own. This love shown so naturally in the acts of kindness he shared everyday he walked his journey here with us. I’m thankful for every thanksgiving, memories of the backyard playing bocci ball, and during my visits and stays being witness to a love and care you so prided yourself in, shown in the love for your favorite girl. Aunt Kathy. You loved her the way a man should love. A true example to be followed down through generations. I was so lucky to have had our before dinner chats on Thanksgivings when you would never stop until you knew everyone had what they needed and that all of us were comfortable. Your nervous sweet little walk that was just simply in efforts to keep everyone simply happy. The team you and Aunt Kathy were, so effortless and sweet. Your will and strength and the strong life you lived reminds me that long happy healthy lives are possible and although you will be missed, your selfless spirit will live on forever in all kind loving people and acts of kindness forever. Finally although my daughter will not remember her mom’s Uncle Bim I will remember and am thankful he got to meet my beautiful girl as I watched how he looked at her so fondly and repeatedly asked me if she was okay and if she needed anything because he simply just wanted her to be okay. So finally I believe that if we all take something from this in common it’s that Uncle Bruno was a man who just wanted to make sure everyone else was okay and taken care of. He loved his cats and he loved his beautiful wife and his whole family and he will be truly missed but remembered with great fondness happiness and love. The same that he showed to the world. Rest in peace. I know you will. You deserve it. Much love and gratitude to you Uncle Bruno, the kindness you and Aunt Kathy shared with me will forever me cherished.