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Edith Scrivani Obituary
Auntie Eda was the daughter of the late Lorenzo Scrivani 'Larry' and the late Concetta (Corci) Scrivani. Auntie Eda was an Alumni of Providence College, where she received her Bachelors Degree. She was also a graduate of RI College where she earned a Masters Degree in Education. She was a retired Johnston School Teacher, later coming out of retirement to teach in the Providence Public School System for several years. Auntie Eda was a CPA prior to becoming a School Teacher. Besides her professional accomplishments Auntie Eda raised many generations within her family to have the same morals and values she had inside of her. Auntie Eda had such an effect on everyone she knew and loved. Auntie Eda was a Mother, and Aunt, a Grandmother and friend to everyone.
In heaven she meets her brothers Paul Scrivani, Joe Scrivani and Michael Scrivani and her sisters Mary DiTomasso, Lena Scrivani, Esther Scrivani and Antonetta Scrivani. She is survived by her sister Anna (Scrivani) Meschino. She also leaves behind all of her beloved nephews and nieces.
Her Funeral will be held on Monday at 8:45 A.M. from 'WOODLAWN' of Thomas Gattone & Son Funeral Home, 600 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 A.M. in the Holy Cross Church, Providence. Burial will be in St. Ann Cemetery, Cranston. CALLING HOURS Sunday 4-8 P.M.
Please omit flowers. Donations in her memory may be made to Home and Hospice Care of RI 169 George St., Pawtucket, Ri 02860. www.WoodlawnGattone.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Edith Scrivani
Karen & Joseph Medeiros
October 2, 2007
We are deeply saddened to hear of Edith's passing. Please accept our sincere sympathy.
Maureen Miller
October 1, 2007
Eda,
It's still hard to believe you are gone. We know that you are in Heaven and smiling down at everyone. We miss you. Love, Steve, Maureen, and Brenna
Terence Manney
September 30, 2007
Students will often change 'favorite teachers' as they are growing and learning. It is with great pride that I can say Ms. Scrivani was one of mine. Now, thirtysome odd years later, her teaching, both professionally and personally, continue to impact my life.
My deepest sympathies to her family and close friends in their time of loss.
kenny phillips
September 30, 2007
i will miss this woman very much.she was a wonderful person. ill always remember making her laugh,and yell down the stairs.to the family, i know what she was to you all and im so sorry for this loss. love your friend kenny phillips
Rev. Joseph Protano
September 29, 2007
With fond memories, I pray for the repose of Edith's good soul and for all of you who mourn her passing. Fr. Joe Protano
KELLI OATLEY
September 29, 2007
FOR THE SCRIVANI FAMILY,
OUR DEEPEST SYMPHANIES GO OUT TO ALL OF YOU. SCOTT AND I ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD TO SEEING EDITH. SHE ALWAYS MADE US LAUGH. WE WILL MISS HER.
LOVE SCOTT AND KELLI OATLEY
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Captain Joe Sanita
September 29, 2007
To Officer Jones and his family. Please accept my deepest condolence. After reading Edith's obituary, it is clear that she was an extrodinary lady and is in Heaven as I write this entry. God Bless you and your Family.
Marilyn Scrivani
September 29, 2007
May Aunt Edith rest in peace. She was a wonderful person and full of wisdom, and I am glad that she was part of my life. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
Colleen Hopkins
September 29, 2007
To Miss Scrivani's Family. My heart felt sympathy and prayers go out to you at this time for the loss of your Aunt. She was the best and favorite teacher I ever had at Ferri Middle School. I always remember her being a great Aunt to all of you. I met you as you were growing up and again last year at a restaurant you were at with her. She has been in my heart and mind for years and always will be because because she had such a positive impact in my life. God bless you all at this time. Love Colleen Hopkins
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