Bruno Mora was one of Sean Dineen's best friends (they grew up on the same block together). When I started going with Sean in my senior year, Bruno became a part of our "high school" romance...they always hung together. Bruno was soooo cute and funny and pretty shy (at first)...as time passed and I married Sean, Bruno continued to be in our lives and became a best friend to me. When Sean and I celebrated our third wedding anniversary, Bruno took us to San Francisco to see "My Fair Lady" which was a really big evening out back in the day!
As the years passed, Sean and I moved to Livermore, Bruno married, moved to Piedmont and continued working at Piedmont Grocery and we lost touch. When I heard of Bruno's passing I felt saddened we had not kept in touch. He was quite a guy, thinking of him always makes me smile.
I knew Bruno and his family well growing up as a teen-ager, as he lived on Rio Vista and I lived one block away on Montel St., both off of Piedmont Ave. We had a lot of fun as kids together in the neighborhood. Bruno was a very good bowler. After graduation as I recall, he worked for the Piedmont Grocery Co. for many years at several sites. I was totally unaware of his passing until I spoke via e-mail with Laurie Dineen and came to this web site. He died far too young like so many others here !!!
Bruno and I drank a lot of beer together and, as I recall, double dated at the Senior Ball. I would run into Bruno occasionally at the Piedmont Groceries. (I believe that he managed Piedmont's store on Skyline until it closed.) He was great guy and will be missed.
Laurie Prusia (Dineen)
Bruno Mora was one of Sean Dineen's best friends (they grew up on the same block together). When I started going with Sean in my senior year, Bruno became a part of our "high school" romance...they always hung together. Bruno was soooo cute and funny and pretty shy (at first)...as time passed and I married Sean, Bruno continued to be in our lives and became a best friend to me. When Sean and I celebrated our third wedding anniversary, Bruno took us to San Francisco to see "My Fair Lady" which was a really big evening out back in the day!
As the years passed, Sean and I moved to Livermore, Bruno married, moved to Piedmont and continued working at Piedmont Grocery and we lost touch. When I heard of Bruno's passing I felt saddened we had not kept in touch. He was quite a guy, thinking of him always makes me smile.
Phil Larson
I knew Bruno and his family well growing up as a teen-ager, as he lived on Rio Vista and I lived one block away on Montel St., both off of Piedmont Ave. We had a lot of fun as kids together in the neighborhood. Bruno was a very good bowler. After graduation as I recall, he worked for the Piedmont Grocery Co. for many years at several sites. I was totally unaware of his passing until I spoke via e-mail with Laurie Dineen and came to this web site. He died far too young like so many others here !!!
Robert Knox
Bruno and I drank a lot of beer together and, as I recall, double dated at the Senior Ball. I would run into Bruno occasionally at the Piedmont Groceries. (I believe that he managed Piedmont's store on Skyline until it closed.) He was great guy and will be missed.