Birth date: Apr 4, 1921 Death date: Mar 20, 2007
Elizabeth Spielman Riccio was called home on Tuesday, March 20, 2007 to the loving embrace of her Lord and to be reunited with her beloved husband of 66 years, Leonard J. Riccio, who preceded her in death on November 4, 2006. She Read Obituary
Mom-Mom you are a very sweet lady and I Love You and will miss you your great grand children from John and I will miss you dearly and the love you too Chris and Johnny, You are now with Pop-Pop and having fun with him.
We Love You!!!
Jenny##imported-begin##Jennifer Riccio##imported-end##
I think the vidio was great and it
showed mom mom at some of her
happiest times. I'll miss her alot.##imported-begin##Leonard John Riccio the second##imported-end##
Gina, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Take Care!
Your friend,
Candice Keller##imported-begin##Candice##imported-end##
Edna and family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I am certain that God knows and understands the pain and hurt you have deep inside your soul. Yet we can be thankful that she had such a long wonderful life and was surrounded by her loved ones all the way through. When I think of her now I am pleased to know that she is with our Father. According to John 14:1-3, "There are many rooms in my Father's house. I am going there to prepare a place for you." Aunt Betty is in heavenly bliss. She is with the love of her life, Uncle L.J. and I'm sure she's already met my mom, her old friend, Dorothy. Aunt Betty was truly one of my favorite people in the whole world as I grew up in Rhode Island. Her laughing eyes reflected her loving spirit and loving heart. I will always remember both Uncle L.J and Aunt Betty and look forward to meeting them in heaven.
With love and sympathy,
Pinky##imported-begin##Pinky Chandler-Kobayashi##imported-end##
I am very sorry to hear of aunt Betty's passing, it was a shock to me. Aunt Betty was very nice to me and I will miss her. She was a very nice sweet lady.
God bless.##imported-begin##John Camaerei##imported-end##
Aunt Betty we know you are with Uncle L.J. and Mom. Now you can get back to those daily talks. God bless you. You and L.J. meant so much to our family.##imported-begin##Brian and Lourrie Chandler##imported-end##
Aunt Betty,
You are where you want to be now, with Uncle LJ. I miss you both.
Your Nephew,
Ken##imported-begin##Kenneth P. Karpinski##imported-end##
Aunt Betty was the kindness person I can remember growing up. She will be missed greatly.##imported-begin##Lucille Camaerei Hill##imported-end##
