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Andrea Piccone, Administrative Assistant, Artist & So Much More!
Born and raised in Rochester, in the town of Gates, and I’ve lived my whole life in this area. My roots go back to Sicily where all of my grandparents were born. They immigrated to the United State...
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Bartolomeo & Perotto Celebrates Life in Non-Traditional Funeral Services
Traditional thinking about funeral services generally includes religious elements, such as holding such services in a house of worship and by honoring the departed with blessings, liturgies, the re...
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
The Loss of a Spouse
Whether expected or sudden, young or old, the death of a spouse is one of the most difficult and overwhelming losses one can face. Losing a spouse brings unique challenges and feelings. You have lo...
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Bill Padulo, Funeral Director & Pool Patron
From the time I was a little boy I was known as a “People Person.” Being one of the youngest families on our street, I was known to wander from home to home helping neighbors with chores or just vi...
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home Adds Kiosk to Share Memories
We at Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home live and work by our motto, “A Life Remembered, Lives On,” and in that vein are constantly seeking out ways to enhance the remembrance of loved ones duri...
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Staff Spotlight: Michael Perotto, Funeral Director
If you’ve been to Bartolomeo & Perotto for a visitation, service or for your own family needs, there are certain steadfast faces that you are greeted by. One of them is President and co-owner o...
Friday, December 16, 2016
Food in Funeral Homes
Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home to Offer Food to the Bereaved
Food has been an integral component of the grieving process since mankind first started holding formal funeral ceremonies. In fa...
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Previous Posts
Dealing with Grief & Sharing of Stories
It is within the first year following the death of a loved one (sometimes longer) that we are often stuck on the last images of them. Whether it be the vision as they passed on or at the funeral se...
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Curtis Birthwright -Teacher, Coach, Funeral Assistant/Driver, with a Side of Greeter
And a big side of smiles… Curtis hands them out in healthy portions at a time when you may need some warmth. He takes his job as Greeter with great pride. Curtis admits, “I have been told that my s...
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Norm Gerhard, Funeral Assistant & Scoutmaster
Norm! In true Cheers fashion we exuberantly call his name as Norm Gerhard strolls in the funeral home door. Yes, we do have our fun at the funeral home where appropriate!
Norm is one of our ...
John Harnischfeger, Funeral Assistant, Driver & Powerlifter
The stories behind the people that come to work at Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home are quite intriguing. Really! There are some fascinating stories. Who knew we would have a State and Nationa...
Rejuvenation
Spring is a gratifying time of year. It promises the beginning of warmer weather, new life and rejuvenation. With refreshed energy and a sense of possibility, Spring offers hope for restoration in ...
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Debbie Valle, Funeral Assistant, Flower Runner & Grandmother
We are blessed by the extended team we have working here at Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home. Our outer ring staff are an invaluable mainstay and frankly many of them may be just as recognizab...
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Bob Scarciotta, Funeral Assistant & Driver
Bartolomeo & Perotto Funeral Home employs many different people for many different jobs that are not only vital to the success of our business, but more so for serving our families to the best ...
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