Gus Kalaris, the Ice Ball Man has passed away.
For over 70 years he brought happiness to tens of thousands.
Rest In Peace dear Gus!

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For over 70 years he brought happiness to tens of thousands.
Rest In Peace dear Gus!


Gus Kalaris, known as the 'Ice Ball Man' on Pittsburgh's North Side, dies
August “Gus” Kalaris often gave free ice balls to people who couldn’t afford one — he was known as the “Ice Ball Man.” He will be missed from his spot at the bright orange cart near West Park on Pittsburgh’s North Side. Kalaris died Friday night. For seven decades, Kalaris
