Bruno Rositano

Birth date: May 13, 1931 Death date: Dec 14, 2025

Bruno Rositano, age 94, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 14, 2025, under the care of New Life Hospice. He was born on May 13, 1931, in Lorain, Ohio, to John and Jennie (nee Marino) Rositano. Bruno proudly served the City Read Obituary

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Art Marsh

6w ago

Bruno always had a special place in my memories of working with him. What a great man he was and respected on the Lorain Fire department.My condolences to the family.
Art Marsh

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6w ago

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Beth Dickson Repeta

6w ago

To the Rositano Family. My deepest sympathy in the loss of your Beloved father and grandfather. What a wonderful life he lead and with many years of service to the community. Praise the Lord.
Today may you feel the Lord’s loving arms surrounding you giving you peace and comfort, as you hold your memories close to your heart always.
Prayers and God’s blessings.
Love Beth Dickson Repeta

Carlo And Beth Romeo

6w ago

Sorry to hear about the loss of Bruno. A great happy genuine person. Will be missed. Loved his sports and very good at fixing power equipment too.
Carlo and Beth Romeo

Charlene Yug

6w ago

Diane, So sorry for your loss. One of my fondest memories of grade school at Masson , was when you told the story of your Dad, a firefighter , had delivered a baby the evening before, and your voice was filled with pride. Charlene Yug Clodwick

Dave, Katrina, Maria,Tonya,Michael,Emily

6w ago

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Dovin And Reber Jones Funeral & Cremation Center

6w ago

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Sue (Burgett) Mendez

6w ago

I worked with Bruno at the LFD for a brief time before he retired, and my late husband Rafael worked with him and played softball with him for years; he was always such a character. I worked with guys who played cards with Bruno and heard the stories of crazy things he did that were hilarious. Grew up next door to the Smigel's and heard Bruno stories long before I ever met him. Most recently, I saw him at an Amherst girl's basketball game, where got teary eyed once again over my husband's passing. Bruno was a memorable character and will be missed. I'm sorry I'm unable to attend the services for the man, the myth, the legend. He was so very proud of his kids and grandkids. My sincere condolences to all of the family and his close friends.

Jerry Henson

6w ago

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you for the best of everything. God bless. NOTES: I'm a retired Sports Desk Assistant for the Chronicle and covered some of your games. My late mother embraced Dad's thoughts of wearing out, not sitting around and resting out.

Shatela, Zion & Journey

6w ago

Bruno was such a kind, thoughtful, and welcoming presence in our neighborhood. From the beautifully manicured lawn to the snacks shared, his genuine kindness made our community a better place. His warmth and generosity will never be forgotten.

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