Francis R. Dietz

I just found out about the passing of Mr. Dietz. I worked at Memorial Hospital for 31 years. While he was there he greeted everyone as he passed them in the hallway. He made you feel good about working in a place where the president would take the time to acknowledge you. I was in Toys R Us one day with my small children and he stopped to talk with them. The world needs more men like Mr. Dietz.

My deepest sympathies to John and Carol and all the Dietz family. Remembering Frank, John and Maureen from grade school days at St. Leo in Pawtucket.

I am so sorry for your loss. May he Rest In Peace. May his memory be eternal.

We send our sincere sympathy to all of you during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with all of you.

Deepest sympathy to Mr. Dietz family and friends. Always knew your name in the halls of the hospital and said hello when he would see you. A true angel who helped so many people.

Our Deepest condolences to Rick and Beth and your families of the passing.of your Dad . May God bless you Mr.Dietz and your family ,The world has lost a wonderful person .

I am sorry to read of the passing of Mr. Dietz. I have so many fond memories of the wonderful years I worked with him. Mr. Dietz was a fair and honest leader who treated everyone equally regardless of status. We always exchanged greetings each time he passed by my office which was daily. I learned much from him and he will always remain in my heart. My condolences to Beth and Rick.

my sympathy to FAMILY. JESUS and blessed Mother wellcome home safely.

So sorry to hear about the passing of Mr. Dietz. He devoted many years of his life to making Memorial Hospital run smoothly and be a safe haven for the care and treatment of the people in Pawtucket and surrounding areas.
It's sad to think that he is gone. Rest in Peace, Mr. Dietz