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Charles had 2 master's degrees, he attended CU and University of Wyoming. He taught at University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill, and retired as a professor at DNC in Norfolk, Virginia. Charles was very talented in art and singing, his voice was comparable Andrea Bocelli.
Charles is survived by his siblings, Edward (Glenna) Riccillo, Richard (Maria) Riccillo, and Josephine Martin; several nieces, nephews, and friends.
At his request cremation, Memorial Mass will be held at a later date.
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Jeff Ross
June 19, 2024
I just learned of Charles' passing. I knew him as a student in 1983 when we both were brand new at Christopher Newport college in Newport news VA. I quickly bonded with him and realized very quickly how talented he was. I remember he always said" Dont bring me problems, bring me solutions!" I still use this quote to this day with people on my teams! I just recently found some pictures of the sets he designed at CNC , Death of a Salesman, Godspell and Medea. They were all broadway quality sets! very talented indeed.
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Sam Pantleo
June 18, 2024
Charles was a very talented individual. As my cousin, our families spent a great deal of time together. We would talk often about the history and the origins of our family in Italy. I enjoyed our conversations.
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