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Richard Ceseretti Obituary

CESERETTI, RICHARD J,. 56, of Byron Blvd., died suddenly Tuesday, January 17, 2006. He was the beloved husband of Kathleen P. (Murphy) Ceseretti.

Born in Providence, a beloved son of Olga (Carlo) Ceseretti of Providence and the late Carmine Ceseretti, he had been a Providence resident for most of his life before moving to Warwick ten years ago. Richard was employed as a television director for WJAR, Channel 10 for 14 years until illness in 1981. Richard was much loved and enjoyed music, traveling and his home. He was a graduate of LaSalle Academy and a communicant of St. Peter Church.

Richard was the beloved brother of Marlene M. Mansolillo of North Providence, Marcia A. Bianca of Cranston, Ronald S. Ceseretti of Providence and the late Paul M. Ceseretti. He was the adored uncle of 10 nieces and nephews.

His funeral will be held Saturday at 9:45 a.m. from the Thomas & Walter Quinn Funeral Home, 2435 Warwick Ave., with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Peter Church, Fair Street at 11 a.m. Burial will be private. Visiting hours are Friday 4-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Epilepsy Association of Rhode Island, One Salvation Way, Providence, RI 02909 will be appreciated.

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Published by The Providence Journal on Jan. 19, 2006.

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Deb & John Giachino

February 7, 2006

Dearest Kath,we are just heartbroken to hear about Richard. We will miss him. John and I know the friendship & love you shared with eachother.Our words cannot ease your pain Kath, only the love of all of your friends and family might help in some small way to comfort you at this time. As we talked about on the phone, John and I are here for you in anyway.I will alaways think of Richard pulling you around the pool on the raft and you getting "sea sick", I can see you both laughing with joy... this being the reason you two couldn't come sailing with us!! We love you Kath, and send you all our positive energies. The two of you shared a love that most people only dream about...

Marissa Mansolillo

January 23, 2006

Dear Auntie Kathy, Mommy (Marlene), Auntie Marcia and Uncle Ronnie,

Words cannot begin to express the pain and emptiness I am feeling over the loss of Uncle Ricky. Almost a week has past now, and I just cannot believe that it is all over. I will distract myself and have a few good moments, but then everything rushes back into my head again and I feel so much pain, not only for myself, but for all of you. All I want to do right now is be with him; to hold his hand or have a cup of coffee or laugh hysterically at something he said. I feel like so much time was lost that we will never get back. But, I keep reminding myself that we should not dwell so much on greiving his death, but focus on celebrating his life. As I think back, most of my cherished memories involve Uncle Ricky. Our trip to Busch Gardens, the time when we went to Logan Airport and you (Auntie Kathy) and Uncle Ricky let Jennifer and I just run around the empty airport and jump on the shoe shine chairs, and when we went with Mama to Washington D.C. That trip meant so much to me. It was just around the time that I started smoking cigarettes, and I would try to sneak away for a couple of minutes to have one. Whenever I came back, I knew that Uncle Ricky knew what I was doing, but he would just smile at me and never told - like it was our little secret without ever saying a word at all. Just know, all of you, that I will always be there to share the stories, the pain, and the memory of one of the people I have loved more than anyone else in my life.

I love you all,

Marissa

Barbara Crowley

January 21, 2006

Dear Kathy, My heart feels broken in pieces for you. You and Richard have been the love, life and soul for each other for so many years. I believe that it was the grace of God that brought Richard and you together as husband and wife. Kathy, it was because of your unconditional love and caring that Richard's Mom, his brother Ronnie and sisters Marlene, Marcia and all their families, your family, your friends -and even me- were able to have him with us for this many years after his most difficult illness. Kathy, I am not sure how to appropriately express my thanks to you for so many things that are in my heart, except to say, thank you for being the person that you are. Thank you for being you . You were there for Richard in ways many of us will never even realize. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to know you. You are a truly beautiful person, an angel among us. God bless you always. Love, Barbara Crowley

Debbie McNamara

January 20, 2006

Dear Kathy, Pat & Family,

I was so sorry to hear about Richard when I returned to school today. I know how much he was loved and will be missed by all of you.

Please know that I will keep him and all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

Karen DePasquale

January 20, 2006

Dear Kathleen,

My most sincere, heart felt sympathies to you and your family. Although I did not know Richard personally I felt through knowing and working with you that I did know him as well. I know how much your love and devotion to each other carried you through the struggles of life...I pray that you find comfort to know that he will still be that source of strength that will carry your through the trying times ahead.

Please know that even though our paths have not crossed in recent months you still made a lasting impression of friendship and professionalism on me and I am forever grateful to know you.

God bless you always.

Love,

Karen (Magnelli) DePasquale

Laurie Campanella

January 19, 2006

Marlene and Marcia,

To you and your family my deepest sympathy. My prayers are with you all during this most difficult time.

Sincerely,

Laurie (Mulcahy)Campanella

Mary Halsey

January 19, 2006

Dear Kathy,

I am so very sorry. Richard was a wonderful friend. I am so glad that I had the privelege of knowing him and spending some wonderful times with you and him. I will miss him terribly. Please know that if there is anything that I can do for you, I am here. We will see him again. Keep that fact close to you during these difficult times.

All my love,

Mary

Betty and Morty Miller

January 19, 2006

Kathy, Marlene, Marcia, Ronny, Eileen, Pattie and family,

We were shocked and deeply saddened to receive the news about Richard. Please know that we are sharing in your loss and grief. Richard will be deeply missed.

Ardena Lee-Fleming

January 19, 2006

Kathy,



I am sorry for the loss of your beloved husband, Richard. I will be certain to keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.



If there is anything that I can do, please don't hesitate to call. My cell no# is 418-4265.



With Sympathy and Many wishes for blessings upon you & your family.



May GOD Bless Richard...



Luv ya'

Ardena (Dee) & Wil Fleming & family

Cindy Phillips

January 19, 2006

Kathleen, I'm so sorry about your loss. If there's anything I can do for you please let me know. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Warm thoughts, Cindy

paige kirtlink

January 19, 2006

Dear Marcia,

I just got the news. I am so sorry for your loss. Please extend my sinceriest sympathies to your family. I know what you are going through;my husband just lost his brother suddenly a week & a half before Christmas. Remember, your family & friends are there for you! Biggest Hugs & Kisses. Love, paige

Cathy (Sperduti)and John Cournoyer

January 19, 2006

Ronny, Kathy and family....Please accept our heartfelt condolences for your recent loss. Our prayers are with you.

Billy Viele

January 19, 2006

To the family of Richard...When i was a younger man i first met Richard while he was at WJAR TV.My family owned a restaurant and lounge called the Safari Lounge in Providence..Every evening after the 6pm news Richard and his fellow workers would stop by for dinner during their break..And Richard took this young man and became my friend..I will never forget him and how he influenced me..May God bless his family at this time and wrap his arms around you and comfort you..Thank God we have this faith that says we will see Richard again with no more pain ..no more sorrow and i shall thank Richard face to face for taking this young men under his wing and called me his friend

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