Birth date: Oct 25, 1953 Death date: Jan 25, 2024
James A. Vertullo, of Pittsburgh, passed at St. Clair Hospital on Thursday, January 25, 2024 after a long-term illness. He passed peacefully with love and support from his family. Jim is survived by his son, James A. Vertullo Jr. Read Obituary
As long as I have known you, Jim you were always a determined fighter. You fought this battle long, hard and well. The Lord knew you were tired and needed to rest, so He called you home. Rest well my friend. I miss you and will always remember the things we lived, said and did, most times with a hardy laugh, but always with a smile. You were a good friend and even more, a brother. Until we meet again my brother.......
Uncle Mike
I'm so sorry for your loss. Please accept my sincere condolence. Death and grief are so hard especially the first year but our Great God of comfort (2Cor 1:3) has sent his son to show us He will remember our loved ones, just like when Christ remembered Lazarus and resurrected him back to life on earth. (John 11) Christ assured us of this promise at John 5:28,29! May these passages help you to endure with hope! With my deepest sympathy.
Sincere sympathy to JIm's family and friends.
Bill Muldoon
Harpswell, Maine
Central Class of '71
With love and fond memories of Frankie. You will always be missed.
Our deepest sympathy with thoughts and prayers going out to the Vertullo family from Gary, Janice and Shayne Zaborowski. Your father and I enjoyed sharing stories about his playing days at Central Catholic with both of us having a common mentor in Coach Scully his high school football coach. He spoke with great loyalty and pride about Cental Catholic and may his memory be eternal.
Sending our condolences. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. May you find peace and strength now and the days ahead. With all our love,
This is Tim Zeffiro from Jim’s high school football team Central Catholic. We loved Jim and always appreciated him as a tough kid.
Blessings to his children and grandchildren.
Thank you Lord for Jim’s life.
Love
Zeff
