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Richard Iorio Obituary
RICHARD J. "RJ"
Suddenly on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2003, age 71; beloved husband of Betty Nelson Iorio "BJ"; loving father of Rick Iorio and his wife Mary; proud grandfather of Michael Iorio; son of the late Gilbert, Sr and Raffaela Iorio; brother of Leo and Gilbert Iorio, Jr. Friends received at BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Blvd., Carnegie, Mon & Tues, 2-9 pm. Blessing Service Wed. at 10am.
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leonard kennedy
February 12, 2003
are thoughts and prayers are with you
patti klemencic
February 11, 2003
Dear BJ,
Lenny and I are deeply saddened by the sudden death of your beloved Rich. What a wonderful person he was - always making you laugh, always a helping hand - just an all-round great guy. Wonderful husband, father & grandfather.
May your memories comfort you in your time of loss.
With our deepest sympathy,
Love, Lenny & Patti Klemencic
Lenny & Pam Klemencic
Cindy & Tom Eddy and
families.
dave deuerling
February 10, 2003
BJ SORRY ABOUT THE LOSS OF YOUR HUSBAND IM REALLY SORRY TO HEAR THAT .
Dr. Juan & Audrey Munoz
February 10, 2003
We are very sorry ro read about Richard. I took care of him,Betty, his brother Leo & family & Gilbert. The Iorios were among my nicest patients for many years. We also send our sympathy to his son Rick & family. We will pray for all. God Bless!
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John, Bobbi & Kristin McMullen
February 10, 2003
We will always remember all the good times Rich gave this family.
He was kind and giving. A hard worker. Helped everyone. A dedicated employee. A super husband. A wonderful dad. A very proud grandfather. We couldn't have asked for more. May God give all of you the strength and courage to sustain you in these trying days. Be there for each other. Know that you are in our prayers and we are here for you.
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