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Richard attended St. Williams for his primary education and graduated from Elder High School. He built a fulfilling career as a Food Operations/Purchasing Manager at Coney Island, where his skills and dedication were highly valued.
He is survived by his sister, Maryanna, and was preceded in death by Carl Dennis (Denny) and Anthony John (Tony). Richard's life was marked by his gentle spirit and the quiet yet impactful way he connected with the world.
At this time, no services are planned. In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Richard can be made to the American Cancer Society, an organization close to his heart. Richard's family appreciates the support and memories shared by those who knew him.
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Loretta Ferro
November 7, 2024
He made delicious bread. He tried to make it all crust. Any Italians favorite part! He will be missed.
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Francine Arey
November 7, 2024
My Mancini family has my love and heartfelt sympathy. One of my earliest memories or Rick is going with Maryanna to pick him up from school at St. Williams. I remember his love for his family, and how important family was to him. I'm most thankful for all of the time I was able to spend with him, especially over the last year. Breathe easy now, Rick.
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