Ralph J. DeVito Sr.

WE LIVED ONLY 2 STREETS APART AND ALL ATTENDED ST. MARY'S YET NEVER KNEW YOUR DAD FOUGHT AT TARAWA WHERE MY DAD'S YOUNGEST BROTHER WAS KILLED. OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU. PATTTIE (DE PRETA) SAXE

WE LIVED TWO STREETS APART (AVERY ST.) ATTENDED ST. MARY'S AND NEVER KNEW YOUR FATHER SERVED IN TARAWA AND MY FATHER'S YOUNGEST BROTHER, JAMES DE PRETA , WAS KILLED IN THE INVASION. SINCERELY, PATTIE (DE PRETA) SAXE

Dear Family, I am so sorry to hear the sad news. Mr. DeVito was such a sweetie, and now that I read about him, realize how amazing he was. It is never easy saying goodbye, no matter what. Don't be strong, ok to cry, love Karen S

Dear DeVito Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you in getting through this sorrowful time. My condolences to your entire family.

Louise, Joe and All the DeVitos,
Our sympathy and prayers are with you through this difficult time.

12/28/2013
Dear DeVito Family:
May Ralph's spirit of laughter, love and living life to the fullest be with all in his passing. I knew your Father from the "over 60's table" at the Government Center. What a gentleman he was to everyone he met .. . . we'll truly miss his wonderful stories and the sharing of his life with us.
With sincere sympathy and love,
C. Vanderkeift - Senior Center

Louise, Ralph, Marie and Mark, so sorry to hear of your loss. I am praying for your Dad, you and your family as you mourn. May he rest in peace with the Lord.

Marie,
I am sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.
God bless him and all of you during this difficult time.
In sympathy,
Mike Vacca