Caleb DiPietro

It is with great sorrow and shattered hearts that we announce the passing of Caleb Ryan DiPietro. Caleb passed away suddenly on November 8th, 2025, at the young age of 17
To know Caleb was to love him!
Caleb was born on January 21st, 2008, and attended Somersworth High School, where he played for the Hilltoppers basketball team. He could frequently be found playing a pickup game at Jules Bisson, or the Noble Pines courts with his friends.
He would randomly break into a quick dance, tell a "dad joke", or give a high five in the halls of the high school to make you feel loved and like you belonged. He was the type of person who would go out of his way to pick you up or make you laugh.
He loved basketball, cinematic experience, gaming, hanging out with his friends, extreme amusement park rides (anything to get his pulse racing), his time spent in Florida, and attending sporting events with his family. He was extremely close to his two surviving brothers, often leading to the three of them turning anything into a competition the way only a brother can do.
Caleb is survived by his devoted parents James and Rebecca, his two older brothers Nicholas and Domonic, Sister In-Law Kelsey, Grandparents Susan, Lissa, and Robert, and all his aunts, uncles, and cousins
The emptiness that is left in Caleb's absence is one that can never be filled. The joy he brought to every life he touched cannot be expressed in these few words, let your memories of him stay with you forever and never be forgotten
Caleb
You Will Be Forever Missed & Never Forgotten
Services:
There will be no viewing, but Calebs family invites and hopes that you join us Saturday November 22nd to lay him to rest.
Caleb's funeral Services will be held at Saint Martin's Church located at 120 Maple Street, Somersworth, New Hampshire at 10:00 am with a burial immediately following the service at Mount Calvary Cemetery, also in Somersworth.
The family is deeply grateful to the community for the support and understanding they have shown during this challenging period. The warmth has been a comfort, and they sincerely appreciate your respect for their need for privacy.