Luigi Bianco

I am just, years after the fact, learning of Luigi's death, though I had known he was ill. When my husband and I moved to Pawtucket in 1998, we, by a fortunate fluke, found Luigi, and he helped us get our new home in shape. We loved his taste and loved working with him. He was a guest in our home on a number of occasions. I found him an elegant dresser, and both my husband and I much enjoyed his company. Now in an apartment in Providence, I still have living room furniture covered in fabrics...

Luigi, we were once deeply in each others hearts for but a few enriching years. I still see you on the sidewalk in front of Joe's Sandwich on Benefit St. the day we met and our trail began! Those Barrington years have warmed my memories for these many moons. I learned from you and hope you also gained from me. I am joyed knowing your life was filled with another partner at the end. I just learned last night of your passing. As my grandmother said, the older I get the faster time goes. ...

William, I just found out about Luigi over this past weekend and want to express my deepest condolences. He was a good friend and wonderful mentor to me early in my career, and we always shared a love of dogs -- we even shared custody of a stray for a while until he was placed with a home! He was such a warm and kind person, and he will be greatly missed.

I miss you Luigi. You were one of the most talented, intellects of your time. Bradford loved you too. I hope the two of you are playing Cribbage in heaven.

I'm sorry for your loss. May God give you and your family peace in your time of sorrow.

Ms Porter

William, and Bianco family,

So sorry for your loss. Luigi was a very talented designer, and the world was a better place for having him.

Dear William,
We are very sorry for your loss and ours.
It was great to see the two of you on our last visit to R.I.
Luigi was a kind and loving man,as you know.
Luigi's at peace now and until you meet again take care.