Ruthe Aiello Obituary
Born in Somerville, MA and eventually moving to Weymouth, she was the light of all our lives, both family and friends and continues to inspire us.
Ruthe would light up a room with her infectious smile. It would take volumes to highlight this strong, loving, caring, giving, supportive woman that touched so many lives and those that knew her understand.
Ruthe was predeceased by her beloved daughter Linda, husband Frank and her grandson Matthew. She leaves behind her loving sons, Robert and Richard and 9 grandchildren and 8 great grand children.
There will be a graveside service Saturday, August 16 at 10 AM in the Village Cemetary, Weymouth Hunt Street entrance. Any donation in her name to your choice of charities would be an honor to her. Thank you to the staff at Allerton House for their love and care for Ruthe.
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Donna Lee Orgel
Yesterday
Just sitting on the porch with Ruthie was a pleasure. To know her was to love her. My thoughts and prayers to all the family.
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CaptEd Sullivan
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Sincere Condolences to the Aiello Family on the passing of their Mother Ruthe. Anne Sullivan wished to express the joy to share a Lobster Bake with Ruthe & Bob overlooking Wessaguesett Beach on a nice summer day! Anne shared, "it was one of her best days since moving in her nursing home." Prayers for the adorable smile of Ruthe Aiello as she embarks on her journey to be with her loved ones!
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