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Richard Arrigo Obituary

Arrigo, Richard Victor 73, died at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital on 5/25/2012. Richard, born 12/05/1938, was raised in Chicago. He was a devoted loving father who will always be remembered by loved ones for his charm, sense of humor, and big heart. A day without him is like a day without sunshine. Richard is preceded by his sister, Eileen Simpson; son, Bobby Arrigo; and stepfather, Alfred Peterson. He is survived by his mother, Anthonette L. Peterson; sister, Carol Zahnen; daughters, Denise Arrigo Gonzalez, Nicole Arrigo; and son, Dale Brown. A memorial will be held for family and friends, please email [email protected] for more details.

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Published by Chicago Sun-Times on Jun. 10, 2012.

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Michael Brown

June 4, 2022

I miss you every day dad I wish you where still here

Max Porter

February 5, 2013

Popeye,

I will always remember you as the unique individual you are. I pray you came to know Jesus & that you are side by side with my Son & THE FATHER. My boy loved your jokes & stories. You were definitley one of a kind & I have & will miss you very much. I think of you often & the great times we shared.

May you rest in peace Popeye.

Your friend always,

Max.

Nicole Arrigo

October 17, 2012

You will always be in my heart,, miss you, love you always. So lucky to have you as dad,,

Nicole Arrigo

June 18, 2012

Happy fathers day daddy. I love you and miss you.

June 10, 2012

Love you Daddy,, miss you so much. Would give anything to have you here

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