Angie DiSpirito

I just read about Ms. Dispirito....She and her brother Emil ran their market on Providence Street...I remember them well....My mother shopped there frequently. Emil was exceedingly cheerful and friendly, whereas Angie, more reserved...but kindly...I will miss them both and all the memories of our neighborhood....Mrs. Marcia Feinberg

On behalf of the Pierannunzi family, I would like to express my sympathy for this loss to the DiSpirito family. I am sorry that I was not able to be present at Mass for Angie, to pray together with her loved ones. Our families shared so many friendships through the years, from the days of Emile, Angelo and Camillo in the early 1900's to the present. Lucia Pierannunzi Joseph

I will always remember going into Dispiritos, to Angie at the counter asking if I was all set to Emile humming and singing at the deli counter. They were great people and a deep part of my growing up. As I grew older I brought my daughter there for popsicles, you were great people and so kind, such a pleasure to know you.

RIP Mrs DiSpirito. You were a wonderful and kind lady.