

Rickie A. Moretti, 33, passed away Monday August 29, 2016. Born in Providence, he was the son of Rickie A. Barone and Maria Moretti.Besides his parents he leaves his two children Mason and Gia Sanberg and their mother Georgia. He also leaves his three siblings Michael, Brianna and Brittane Moretti.A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 9:30 am in Saint Patrick Church, 244 Smith Street, Providence. Burial will be in Saint Ann Cemetery, Cranston.Calling Hours will be held from the Russell J. Boyle & Son Funeral Home, 331 Smith Street, Providence on Monday September 5, 2016 from 6:00 pm- 8:00pm.Words from the heart from those that Loved Ricky A. Moretti:From his Dad, Rickie- You are my son and I will miss you dearly! You were always so willing to help me out when I asked! How I wish we had been closer through your tough times and I will always regret that those troubles kept us apart. I always hoped by giving you tough love that you would have made better choices and realized what was important! I can't help but feel guilty for giving you that tough love, as in the end I lost you, my son anyways ! You were a soft hearted guy and it saddens me you felt so troubled and lost throughout your short life-Love your Dad From his Mom, Maria-Ricky, you made me a Mom. You were born on Mother's Day and I love you.From his girl, Georgia- Ricky, you were the love of my life, my best friend. You meant the world to me and our kids. I don't know how we are going to get through this without you. It's so hard to even have to write this. You were a hard worker, great cook and a good friend. You would give your last dollar to anyone who needed it. You did everything to make sure the kids and I had what we needed. I feel like this is all a bad dream. We will miss your beautiful smile, your laugh and your jokes. I can't even put into words how much I love you and loved being with you. I know how much you loved us. I want you to know I will be OK. I know you are with god, and will be watching over us. I know you will be waiting on the other side for me, and we will be together again someday, forever in my heart. I will always love you, Ricky From his brother, Michael- My favorite trait that Ricky and I shared is our fun sense of humor. He found ways to get over hard times with jokes and laughter. This will help me to continue to love and appreciate life even after his death. I know this is what he would have wanted that for me and others. So if you find yourself telling a joke at his expense, don't feel bad. He would have laughed with you.From his sister, Brianna- Ricky and I had a special bond; it is a bond that not even this will break. It's an unexplainable bond that was there from when I was little. Something made me gravitate toward him, something made me look up to him, something made me always want to be around him, whether it was watching him play video games or sitting next to him in the car on our little family vacations. He's my BIG brother and he had a gigantic warm heart with tons of love to give to those around him. Anyone who knew him, knew he was really a teddy bear on the inside. I'm sadden by the times we should have spent together and the plans we made to finally spend together just recently, but above all I will miss the times we did spend together. I'll miss his smile, his humor, his love and the times I looked forward to, that ended way to soon but most of all his big warm tender hugs that no one can replace. I'll miss you forever and none of us will ever forget you!From his sister, Brittane- "Those who love you are not fooled by mistakes you have made or dark images you hold about yourself. They remember your beauty when you feel ugly! Your wholeness when you are broken. Your innocence when you feel guilty and your purpose when you are confused.-Alan Cohen Ricky, I'm sorry you fought a battle I'll never know and a darkness none of us could heal. P.s. I love you too.
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