Bruce Marino Obituary: Retired Correctional Officer Bruce Marino’s legacy of dedication and service to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is remembered with deep reverence and respect.
Bruce passed away on March 15, 2024, leaving behind a profound impact on both his colleagues and the communities he served.
With nearly three decades of service, Bruce’s journey in the corrections system began in March 1985 at the California Medical Facility.
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Over the years, he demonstrated unwavering commitment and professionalism, transitioning to various institutions including San Quentin State Prison, California State Prison, Solano, and finally settling at Pelican Bay State Prison in September 1995.
Throughout his tenure, Bruce earned the admiration and respect of his peers, leaving an indelible mark as a trusted colleague and friend.
The statement issued by Pelican Bay State Prison reflects the sentiments shared by many who had the privilege of knowing Bruce. He was not only esteemed for his professional competence but also cherished for his kindness and compassion as a human being.
Bruce’s presence enriched the Pelican Bay community, and his absence leaves a void that will be deeply felt by all who knew him.