Hubert Francis "Bert" Mullooly, Jr.

Bert was a guy you liked the minute you met him - warm and friendly with a ready smile. His sister is my best friend so I had front row seats to all the fun, teasing and sibling rivalry shared by his baby sister. The world was a better and happier place with Bert in it. He will be greatly missed by many. Love to his family and friends, Gail Martinelli

Bert will be missed by many for long. He was not only one of the most likeable people on high school but most anywhere. God bless you Bert. Ellen Mc Dermott

Everyone enjoyed Bert Mullooly for different reasons. I was very privileged to know him (with a small group of others) as “Fun Uncle Bert.” I did not get to see him (and Aunt Suzette) as much as I would have liked, but I always looked forward to the next time I would see him. As a younger kid, he was always active with us. He was truly kind and generous with his time. And as we got older, he always instigated fun activities, no matter what age we were. I will most remember my amazing uncle for: Pepsi, UW Badgers, caramel corn, golf, movies, enjoying life with Suzette, jokes, sports, Pepsi, Irish heritage, humorous stories, full of knowledge, basketball, music, traveling, living life, & Pepsi. Rest in peace Uncle Bert. You made this world a much better place for so many. John Mullooly

We have known Bert for years—Ed went to Blessed Sacrament Grade school with Bert and we all went to Edgewood High School together. Bert was a kind, thoughtful and caring man. We are so sad that another of our classmates has passed. Please know, Suzette, that you are in our prayers. Julie & Ed Wrabetz.

Wishing you peace and courage in the coming days ahead.I will always cherish the rounds on and off the course with Bert. Loved his attire and wit.