Richard L. Palazzoli

How time flies... Remembering Rich from time spent working together in Italy. "Tempest Fugit, Momento Mori" Bob Orsino, YN1 USNR Ret.

Gods speed Sir from all the CBP officers at the Port of Charleston

Dear Angie, Mary, and Family,

We are very saddened to hear of your loss, please accept our heartfelt condolences. Rich was known to most Utica-area Naval Reservists, my personal experience with Radioman First Class Rich Palazzoli spanned nearly two decades. His dad, Chief Petty Officer John Palazzoli was also a great and respected man in Naval Service, I served in active and reserve service with both Chief John and RM1 Rich. In that regard, Rich is remembered as a gallant...

My condolences to the Palazzoli family.

I knew Rich from the Navy, we were the in same unit together. Yes we were the lucky ones who went to Italy each year. He was our tour guide as he went a year a head of most of us. He knew the restaurants to go to. He shared what he knew from his first trip.

I remember how in walked into a class room and started having a problem breathing or so we thought. He suddenly puts his hands to his throat and falls to the floor.. ...

My sincerest condolences to the Palazzoli family. Living on the 600 block of Dawes Ave. was a great place. The parents and children knew each other. It makes me sad when I read about the passing of one of my former neighbors. In knowing Rich, I found him to be a friendly and kind person. He came from a great family. In reading his obituary, he was a patriot who served and loved America. I salute him. May he rest in peace, and may his family find peace in the Lord. God bless.

My sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the Palazzoli family for their loss, GOD BLESS

We are so sorry for your loss. God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.