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Raymond San Giovanni Obituary
Raymond was the son of the late Etta and Antonio San Giovanni of North Providence. He is survived by his beloved companion Penny DeVine, son David San Giovanni of California and daughters Sherri Poulos & Rae-ann Conway of Coventry, RI and 5 grandchildren. Ray also had four sisters, Terri Marinelli, Fran Cardin, Christine Calise, and Regina Hopkins. He is also survived by his two most cherished friends George Wright and Frederick Rossi, many nieces, nephews, and a very caring family that he loved very much.
Family and friends will gather to celebrate and share Ray's zest and wonder for living Sunday October 7, 2007
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Memories and Condolences
for Raymond San Giovanni
6 Entries
October 4, 2007
I really do believe you're in a better place, playing sax in a jazz band in another dimension, having the time of your new life. Think about you all the time and always with a smile. Lots of love from your baby sister, Reg.
Angie Mann
October 1, 2007
Be with God, Ray. Penny, my prayer is that you find comfort and peace now that he rests.
Wendy Regan
October 1, 2007
Rest now, Uncle, the work is done.
Penny, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love, Wendy and family
Emily Staley
September 30, 2007
Even though I met Ray briefly I enjoyed his quick wit and humor he found in life. Knowing Penny and her descriptions of Ray I knew he was a likeable character. Later after finally meeting Ray, I described them to others as two peas in a pod. God Bless Penny in her loss of her soul mate and may Ray rest in Peace forever.
Tommy Trenn
September 30, 2007
Rest in Peace my old friend. You taught me alot about life and how to survive this crazy existance. Sleep now your journey is over.
September 29, 2007
With Love to the family, Chuck & Thelma Henry
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