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1926 - 2014

BORN

1926

DIED

2014

Richard Terranova Obituary

Terranova, Richard Richard was born in Washington, D.C. on July 10 1926.During WWII He served briefly in the Army from February 1945 until October 1946. He attended art school, worked for the Washington Post for 58 years. His primary interest was the opera and he collected opera records. He visited the Metropolitan Opera in New York on many occasions. In 2011 he moved to the Gardens at Depugh Nursing Center in Winter Park, Florida to be near his brother Joe. His closest relatives are his brother, Joe former mayor of Winter Park, and nieces, Jaime Duffy and Elisa Terranova.

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Published by Orlando Sentinel from Nov. 5 to Nov. 9, 2014.

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Pietro Catucci

April 14, 2015

To my best friend in the world . Since 2011 when u left Maryland there has not been a day I didnt think about you . The many days we worked together at the post .. And when I lost my job after 13 years with the post . You told me don't worry about a thing and opened up your home to me and gave me a place to stay .. I give thanks for u for coming into my life and everything u did for me . I remember u setting up the art shows for me in your living room .. U were the greatest man that has ever came into my life and will be truly missed ...

Pietro Catucci

April 14, 2015

To the nicest person I've ever met .. U will always be in my heart .. U helped me thru troubled times and were my best friend .. With love always , never forgotten , R.I.P. Mr Richard Terranova . Mr Pietro A Catucci ..

Richard & Anne Connell

November 10, 2014

Joe - We are so sorry to learn of Richard's passing; he has gone to a better place where we hope he will find health and happiness. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Anne and Dick Connell

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