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Brian Schiavetti Obituary

Brian Andrew Schiavetti, On Sunday, July 22, 2012, Brian Andrew Schia-vetti, 21, of Ridge-field, Connecticut passed away unexpectedly. Brian was born on February 10, 1991. In addition to his loving parents, Diane Schiavetti of Ridgefield and Francis X. Schiavetti of Delray Beach, Florida, he is survived by his sister, Jennifer Stockburger, brothers, Anthony and Stephen, maternal grandparents, Edward and Jacqueline Goin of Brookfield, and paternal grandparents, Anthony and Geraldine Schiavetti of Delray Beach. Brian was also loved immensely by his many aunts, uncles, cousins, and his little niece Karalina and nephews Mason, Samuel, and Nathan. His family and countless heartbroken friends whose lives Brian touched will forever remember this loving, compassionate young man. Brian graduated from Ridgefield High School in 2009. He played lacrosse and football, and enjoyed snowboarding, swimming, and water sports. Brian attended the Villanova University School of Business, and was scheduled to graduate in 2013. He spent this summer studying at John Cabot University in Rome, Italy. Brian loved music, sports, and travel, but he loved his family and his friends above all else. He brought life into every room into which he walked with his positive outlook and gentle nature. He was always quick with a kind word, and was ever there for his friends and family. Brian will be forever loved and missed. Calling hours will take place on Wednesday, July 25th from 4:00 through 8:00 p.m. at Saint Mary's Parish Hall, 183 High Ridge Road, Ridgefield. A funeral mass will take place on Thursday July 26th at 10:15 am with Monsignor Lawrence Bronkiewicz presiding, also in the parish hall. Donations in Brian's memory may be mailed to: Make-a-WishÂ® Hudson Valley The Wish House 832 South Broadway Tarrytown, NY 10591 (914) 478-9474

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Published by The News-Times on Jul. 26, 2012.

Memories and Condolences
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Rakesh Sood

August 4, 2012

What a wonderful person Brian was. Our family was fortunate to spend several years with Schiavetti family while they were in Virginia. He was my son's best friend then, and my 'other twin son.' We found the whole family very humble, down to earth people who were our great neighbors. He was a free spirit, always funny and a very caring individual. We'll miss him a lot. Our heart felt condolence to a grieving family. Brian will live in our heart for ever.

Greg, Terry, & Sean Sharkey

July 28, 2012

Our deepest sorrow to all family & friends. Words typed can not express the sadness in our hearts. In the times of tears, and heartaches ahead, try to let your memories of all the happiness, of all the goodness you shared be your strength to guide you forward. Our prayers are with you.

July 26, 2012

Although I did not know your son, I would like to send my condolences to your family. Ithis tragedy really has brought great sadness to the Montclair community. May God bless your family. RIP Brian.

Mary McCarthy

July 26, 2012

I'm so very sorry for your loss. I do not know your family but my son is the same age as Brian and I cannot imagine what this must be like. God Bless you all. I will pray for your peace and for answers

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