Plymouth, Massachusetts
1930 - 2018
RIZZI, Dr. Peter Pioneer in Microwave Engineering Dr. Peter Rizzi of Plymouth, MA, died suddenly and unexpectedly at home on December 31, 2017. He was the husband of Judith Leyland Rizzi and was a pioneer of microwave engineering. Born in Providence, R.I., on December 10, 1930, he was the son of...
Read MoreI miss you so much, Dad. Some days life goes on, and some days it hits me so hard that you´re not here. And especially now that it´s just about 5 years since you´ve been gone. I´d love your thoughts and advice on so much these days. I´ll keep trying to listen for it. Love you madly. Tania
Tania
December 18, 2022
Think of you every day, Dad. Love you and miss you, Vanessa xo
Vanessa Rizzi
August 20, 2022
Miss you everyday. You are forever in my heart. I love you, Dad.
Vanessa Rizzi
November 26, 2021
My dear Peter,
Everyday I think about what you would be doing during this quarantine time: watching old masters golf tournaments, boxing bouts, horse races and other sporting events as well programs on the history channel. You would be listening to operas with the volume up loud. And you would be inventing impossible mathematical problems and then writing pages and pages of formulae to try to solve them. This whole experience would be so much more bearable if you were here with me. ...
Judith Rizzi
April 20, 2020 | Plymouth, MA
Felix Gregorian, MS Eng/RRT/Inventor/US Army Major-Ret Combat Vet
It is with incredible sadness that I found news of passing of Dr. Peter Rizzi, late tonight, 9-10 April 2020.
Dr. Rizzi was my electrical engineering class teacher at UMASS Dartmouth during 1975-1976. He also taught us microwave engineering. Incredibly sharp, knowledgeable, intelligent, Compassionate and was an excellent teacher, to teach you so you learn. To this date I remember his words, sounds, and actions and standing in front of the blackboard and with tremendous respect, he would...
Felix Gregorian
April 10, 2020 | North Chelmsford, MA
I didn't know you had passed. I had a dream new years eve that you came to say goodbye. I started searching and found you had passed 2 years ago. As a child you were my hero. You noticed me and paid attention to ME. In a big family, it meant everything. The presents, the visits. I will always love that big smile, it makes me smile everytime I picture it. I will always regret that I didn't get to see you before you left us. I will alwats love you.
peace and love forever
Celene Commerford...
January 06, 2020
I miss you, Dad. Love you madly.❤
Vanessa
January 01, 2020 | Mansfield, MA
Entering 2019 without you, Dad, but I know you've still got a great view of your family and friends.
Tania Rizzi
January 03, 2019
Five months have somehow passed without you, Dad. I miss you so much, maybe even more than before.
Tania Rizzi
May 31, 2018 | Watertown, MA
