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Richard Anthony Avalone

75, Naples, Florida

Age 75

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Richard Anthony Avalone Naples - Richard Anthony Avalone, 75, died on April 29, 2021 in Naples Florida where he lived since 1997. Born in Newark NJ and a former resident of Beachwood/Toms River NJ, Richard was naturally drawn to a life of helping others. "Growing up as a kid in a big city I saw...

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I worked for Lt. Avalone for 8 years in the Special projects unit. He was an outstanding man and leader. Rest in peace sir. My deepest condolences to the Avalone family. SGT (Ret.) Robert Anstatt #4355

Kathy, and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you.

I worked with Rich for 5 years. A good man and friend. May he rest In peace, prayers for his wife Kathy and the Avalone family. -SFC (Ret.) Dan O'Connor

My deepest condolences to the Family of Rich in your time of Sorrow. We worked together at the NJ Highway Patrol. He was a great guy and a leader. May he RIP, and God Bless his Family.

Rest in Peace Sir

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Kathy my sincere condolences to you and the entire family. I remember the great laughs and escapades that Rich & I had over the years. After I retired and moved to Florida we lost contact, had no idea that he was suffering from ALS. After 23 yrs we moved back to NJ May GOD hold Rich In the palm of his hand and carry him over the threshold to heaven. R.I.P.

Dear Kathleen and all of the loving members of Richard's family, please accept my sincere and heartfelt condolences. Richard was a SPECIAL man and Marine and he will be truly missed by all who knew and loved him! We shared two life experiences: 8th & I Marines and NJ State Police. From January 1965 to August 1968, Richard was assigned to the Ceremonial Guard Company at the Marine Barracks, 8th & I Streets, S.E., Washington, DC (the oldest active post in the Corps). This was, and is, a...

I got to know Richie when I was a reporter with The Star-Ledger in Newark and he was with the New Jersey Highway Patrol, which later merged into the State Police. One of his jobs was being in charge of the State Police contingent at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford. Richie was a top-notch law enforcement officer who approached his work with an unmatched sense of fairness, honesty and balance, and I always felt blessed having him as a friend. My deep condolences to the family...

There are no words for the tears shed reading the life of Richard's dedicated and compassionately brave life. Our deepest heartfelt condolences.