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Thursday Jun 29, 2023

Dave, Bruno & family,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. We only met her a few times, but we soon learned how special of a lady she was. She was very caring and sweet and had an amazing smile. I can remember chatting with her about Austria and Germany and her eyes would light up. We know she will be deeply missed. You and your family have been in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Jim & Alicia Farugia - (West Warwick RI)

Thursday Jun 29, 2023

Mom, I can’t believe your gone and probably never will.. You were one of the best things that happened to me in life. You were the epitome of a mother and grandma! You couldn’t have done one thing different in your life, you were the most loving person I ever met in my life. Thank God, I had you in my life.. The world was a much better place with you in it, The only happiness that I remotely get out of your leaving us, is that your with Pop now.. I hope your on a beautiful ride right now, just the two of you, going to Newport. I will now carry you on my other shoulder so I have you both with me everyday.. Your love will always carry me through, until I see you both again someday.. Thank you again for being the greatest mother and grandmother on earth..

Christine Zenga - (East Greenwich)

Monday Jul 03, 2023

Please forgive me if my sentences are a bit run-on. What follows are drawn from impressions and the many memories of my Cousin Ursula. I recently was notified of her recent passing. Please accept my sincere condolences, and know that I too have shared the feelings of loss that your family, once again face.
I have always thought of Cousin Ursula as the kind of person who displayed a consistent elegance and grace. Her proud and reserved manner spoke to me of a person very secure in the knowledge of herself and immediately commanded my respect. Cousin Ursula will always remain to me an example of what it means to be a truly cultured person. She had the type of quiet dignity that always drew attention to itself, without ostentation. I do not ever remember seeing her without that dignity, nor do I ever remember being in her presence, without her wielding that gentle but precise humor she expressed at family gatherings.
I will ever remember her recalling these things.
Please accept my deepest sympathy for this, your most recent loss of a Grandmother, Mother and of our Cousin.
Your Cousin,
Tim

Tim Kindle - (Richomod, RI)