Angelo Francesco Fraioli

To the family of Angelo,

With deepest sympathy we send our condolences to the family of a beautiful man, Angelo. I met Angelo at the John Brown house. He was lecturing on the architecture and history of Benefit St. I admired his passion and knowledge of historical facts. He was a gentle man who had many interests in cultural sites. I had the opportunity to work with him at the John Brown House and the Blithewold Mansion. He was a mentor and love by many. Sincerely, Marge and...

Dear Family & Friends of Angelo,
I sang for many years with Angelo in the Rhode Island Civic Chorale and the Rhode Island Touring Ensemble. He was a most wonderful man. He has left a lasting impression on this world by his kindness and patience, generosity and compassion. Rest in peace, good and faithful servant

Dear Fraioli Family and Friends,
On behalf of the Narragansett Bay Chorus and the Barbershop Harmony Society, please accept our deepest sympathies. Angelo was a wonderful man and a great addition to our Chorus and Society. We will all miss him.

Dear Fraioli Family:
I was indeed saddened to hear of the passing of my dear friend Angelo. My memory of Angelo goes all the way back to Ring Street. The many good times I had with Tillie and Angelo will always be in my heart. He certainly was a class act as evidenced by the quality of his interests and volunteer work. His serenity was outstanding,along with his admirable and gentlemanly manner in listening to whatever one had to say. He loved and savored good food and he made it a joy...

The RISD Museum docents expressed condolences to Angelo"s family and appreciation for his many years as a volunteer docent.At a docent meeting held at the Hope Club in Providence on Tuesday a period of silence was observed in his memory.

To the entire Fraioli Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Angelo was a good man.

Much Respect,

To the family & friends of Angelo, I want you to know how much my family and I will miss him. I can not ever recall him ever rasing his voice about anything. He was a good neighbor to talk with and listen to. Sergio, our son, has expressed great memories of tickling him, having icecream when he visited and reading him stories while Gloria and I had something to do & could not take the boy. They also played Sorry, Go Fish along with other enjoyable stuff. I am truely sorry to see you go, you...

My deepest sympathy to the Fraioli Family. I volunteered with Angelo at the Providence Presevation Society and enjoyed our time together. His knowlege of the area was a like a welcomed breeze.
Vince DiStefano

Angelo figures prominently among my happy memories of Rhode Island Historical Society's John Brown House Museum. Many people and organizations will miss Angelo's genial and giving spirit. Rhode Island Historical Society has lost a good friend.