BY: Evan Peterson
Joe Bartolotta, co-owner of The Bartolotta Restaurants, died on Monday night, April 22 at the age of 60. Bartolotta wasn't just an exceptional chef -- but also an impressive philanthropist, a great humanitarian and an accomplished restaurateur.
A news release from the Bartolotta group stated he "passed away peacefully in his sleep with a smile on his face." The release also said "Joe is beloved by the Milwaukee community for his hospitality, heart, generosity and love of all." Those who knew Bartolotta said he loved to be around good company and delicious food.
SOURCE: https://fox6now.com/
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