BRIAN-OLIVIERI-Obituary

BRIAN OLIVIERI

Hamden, Connecticut

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OLIVIERI, BRIAN Brian Olivieri, age 62, of Hamden, passed away on November 16, 2016. Born in New Haven, son of the late Pasquale and Eva Ciccolallo Olivieri. He is survived by his aunts, Dora MacNaughton of East Haven and Diane Santacqua of Branford and many cousins. He was predeceased by his...

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Rest In Peace my friend. We had some good times together. Bob Awkerman (Links)

Brain was a great guy. Lost him to soon

Far too late - just saw this after wondering where my friend of old was. We went to concerts all the time when we were younger - drove all over and listened to music for hours. We had fun, and then lost touch. Last time i saw him was 15 years ago, but I will always remember the incredible experiences we had. I have missed you and will miss you. All love, Joy

My heart is broken. The finest, most candid, charming and kind man I have ever known. The world is a lesser place without you. I took comfort knowing we were still here under the same sky together. My sincere condolences to his family and many dear friends.

RIP dear cousin Brian. I remember all the great times we had with you and your family. Plenty of good Italian food, good cheer and lots of laughter. I wish you could have been around for many more years to pursue your dreams and aspirations.

This is a very sad loss for Brian's family. I am very sorry this pain. I am glad I was able to meet and get to know Brian a little as an adult. Reading the memories posted it is clear
he was an amazing individual that play a very positive and important roles in many lives. I am very impressed by the words in these memories, a sad loss for many. Rest in peace, I know you are in the company of many that love you...

Oh my dear friend ! I think about you all the time and miss you so much. I can not tell you, Brian - and I know you are hanging around somewhere near by with that awesome smile on your face - how lucky I feel to have worked with you at RCA. You were fierce and funny and SO talented! I loved teaching with you and laughing with you and learning new things from you and reviewing old things again and again . But maybe the best thing was watching you GIVE and GIVE to those kids you loved and cared...

I cannot express how much this wonderful, passionate man has touched me. He was the first person to light a spark in me and instill hope that I can pursue my love for the arts.
When I had first started out at the Regional Center for the Arts, I had not realized how hard it would be to put myself out there, do the work that acting requires, and take risks. I wanted to give up; and I am so grateful that I had taken his acting class right at that time. He is the one that made me stay.
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I was one of Mr. Olivieris students when I was studying acting at the Regional Center for The Arts. He always had more faith in me than I had in myself. He encouraged me to go to deep and personal places with the craft which lead to a lot of self-discovery and he was always there to help when those things brought me to a dark place. He wrote one of my college recommendations with words kinder than I could possibly ever muster to regard myself. I owe him a great debt and I truly regret not...