Bill-

Our thoughts are with you on this very sad occasion.  We wish you well in the days to come.

Regards,
Nick and Tina Cooper 

What a beautiful celebration today.   The remembrance of YaYa and Roman with their pancakes, and Bill singing “Go in Peace,” and the gift to us all to know “how sweet it is to be loved”....    Thank you and God bless.  —  Bryan & Gale Morrison, Poplar Avenue, Wayne, PA



Bill and family, we are so very sorry on Libby’s passing. She and your whole beautiful family are in our prayers. What a wonderful legacy she created with you, Bill. A real testament to your life and love together. She always had a twinkle in her eye...
Sending much love and prayers to you all. God bless Libby and you all. 
Elizabeth and Tom Lowy

The neighborhood just won’t be the same without you, my friend.  I will always smile at the memories...the kids growing up together, fun times with the Bards, coffee dates, and chats and visits.  You were an amazing cook and baker, and were  kind enough to share. Lucky us!

Bill, Melissa and Marilyn, my thoughts are with you and your families at this really hard time.  Love to you all.

Kathy McK

Elizabeth “Libby” Savini Bruno 
Elizabeth Bruno died suddenly this past Wednesday, September 25th. She is survived by her husband of 41 years, William Bruno and 2 daughters; Melissa Bruno and Marilyn Bruno-Seitz. She is also survived by her 3 grandchildren; Xavier Conquest, Athena Conquest, and Roman Seitz. Elizabeth was expecting her 4th grandchild who will make her/his arrival this December. She is also survived by her siblings; Margaret Houvig, Angela Hill, Daniel Savini, and Matthew Savini. 
In 1954 Libby was born at Bryn Mawr Hospital to her father Savini Savini and her mother Elena Antonini. Libby called the beautiful town of Wayne, PA her home during her entire life. In 1975 Libby met her husband Bill. Libby was a layout artist at Sears and Bill was a security guard. Bill asked Libby out at least 3 times before she finally gave in and said “yes.” 3 years later they were married at St. Katherine of Siena church on May 20, 1978. 
In November 1980 Libby became a mother to her first daughter, Melissa. 2 years later Libby and Bill became parents for a second time when their daughter Marilyn was born. Libby spent most of her years caring for and loving her children. Her dream was to be a homemaker and she followed that dream raising her two daughters, taking care of the home her husband and everything else that goes a long with it. 
Libby made the best raviolis, gnocchi, and baked goods. In her later years she took up knitting and spent a lot of time living day to day. Not really knowing what each day would bring she always reached out to those she loved; her brothers, sisters, and daughters. Even if it was just to leave a voicemail or to say, “I love you.”

Forever wouldn’t have been long enough
You are me
I am you
You are home
You are free
 
Love you mama.


Libby was a beautiful person. She was lovely.  Bill, you, the girls and your whole family are in our prayers. Love you, Chuck and Sandy

OBITUARY

Elizabeth S. Bruno

April 17, 1952 – September 25, 2019

Alleva Funeral Home, Inc.

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