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Hello,

My name is JD Aspesi, and I am raising money for Sal Parisi to help him through this difficult time with medical bills and daily expenses.  Due to unfortunate tragic circumstances that have occurred to him over this past year this has been very stressful time in his life. Sal would stop in my shop weekly to meet with my father who helped him with his landscape equipment for his business Sal’s Lawn Care. We would chat on occasion and what I admired so much about Sal is his kind heart and positive vibes.

In 2022, Sal bought his very first home for himself and his favorite companion dog Lucy. A tragic occurrence happened shortly after purchasing and the house burned to the ground and Lucy did not make it out alive. Lucy was loved dearly by Sal and was in the family for five years. On top of the tragic loss of his house and dog, shortly after that both of his grandmothers passed away. After everything Sal has been through, on July 27, 2022, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Sal never skipped a beat and his first thoughts were let’s kick cancer’s ASS!!! Sal turned 44 on 10/22/22 and got to celebrate his birthday with all his friends and family at the Gloucester Fraternity Club. This past year has been difficult on so many levels, and then just recently his father Salvatore Parisi passed away peacefully on 12/18/2022.

Through everything Sal has been through over the last year, he remains positive. Life throws curveballs and you have to step up to the plate and hit them out of the park!

Sal has not been working since his diagnosis. All money raised will go directly to the family in supporting medical and assistive needs. Thank you in advance for any support and it is greatly appreciated.

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Presented by the Lyon-Waugh Auto Group – Benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association

Sunday, May 7th, 2023
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Join us on Sunday, May 7th, 2023 at Stage Fort Park, Gloucester  for the Bluefin Blowout Family Fun Run 5K, Presented by the Lyon-Waugh Auto Group – Benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association.Run, walk, or stroll from Stage Fort Park to Hammond Castle and back to Stage Fort Park for a 5K loop. Enjoy the beautiful Cape Ann waterfront and fresh ocean air while raising money for the Alzheimer’s Association.Start a team; invite family, friends, colleagues. 💜 SCHEDULE 7:00am- Volunteers Check-In7:30am – Registration & Participant Check-In8:30am – Race StartRegistration Fees: Adults – $40  Kids – $20

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Check out James Eves who does all my fine art printing as well as Deb’s at www.capeanngiclee.com at 20 Maplewood Ave Gloucester

Check Out Deb at https://www.debsartgallery.com/ Galley Number One opened at 1A Main Street in Rockport

Welcome to the 2023 Bluefin Blowout!
Captain: Lewis Bianco
Boat: Bianco

Registration is now open!
https://bit.ly/2023CaptainRegistration

July 24 – Bluefin Bash Fundraiser
July 25-27 – Bluefin Blowout Tournament
*Tournament dates subject to change

Book Here

Sunday, May 21, 2023 11:30 AM

Gloucester

“The White Lotus” Brunch

$100 per ticket

• Receive a “White Lotus” Gift Bag with a Hat, Sunglasses’, and Beach Towel
• Cocktail Hour with complimentary drink, raw bar and passed appetizers
• Family Style brunch w/ Belgian waffles, Lobster Omelets, Sirloin Putanesca
• Reserve in tables of 6 or more, smaller parties will be seated together
• Price includes tax and gratuity; Cash Bar following cocktail hour

Need to Know

Come dressed like your favorite character, Tanya, Portia, Valentina or Lucia. Rocco, Bert or Quentin for the men. Prizes awarded for the best representation.

About

Cocktail Hour Complimentary Italian Spritz’ and Regaleali Sicilian Wine Tasting Raw Bar Grilled Shrimp ‘Cocktail’ Nonno’s “Doctors say you need to release once a day” Oysters on the half shell “It’s a Penis not a sunset.” Passed Appetizers Potato and Egg Flatbread with Pancetta Mushroom, Fontina and Truffle Flatbread Squash Arancini with Tomato Aioli Family Style Brunch Tomato, mozzarella, and basil “How’s your Caprese? I was told that the cheese here was made by a blind nun in a basement.” Belgian Waffles, Burrata, Prosciutto, Maple Syrup, Balsamic Glaze Lobster Omelet, Red Onion, Scallion, Mascarpone, Cherry Tomatoes “These are some high-end gays” Monica Vitti’s ‘Spaghetti with Big Clams’ “The menus all pasta, I’m going to be so bloated” Lucia’s Sliced Sirloin ‘Putanesca’, Fingerling Potatoes, Broccoli Rabe Sliced Chicken Cutlet Milanese Macaroons “I really did only eat three!” Fresh Berries, Grapefruit, Sicilian Blood Oranges, Coconut and Honey “Do you have Oreo Cookie cake?”

DANVERS-Richard “Rich” Manuel Figurido, 52, passed away on March 30, 2023, surrounded by loving family and friends, leaving behind a trail of laughter, joy, and inspiration. Born on March 20, 1971 to Jo-Ann (Fortado) Figurido and the late Bruce Figurido, Rich was a talented carpenter by trade, but his passion lay in performing for a crowd. 

He is survived by his beloved wife, Sarah Figurido, and his children, Justin Figurido, Joely Figurido, and Emerson Figurido. He is also survived by his mother, Jo-Ann Figurido, his brother Bruce Figurido and his wife Maria, his niece and nephew Isabella and Bruce Figurido, his father and mother-in-law Eric and Catherine Emerson, sisters-in-law, Lauren Lamoly and Riley Mercier, his close friends Wayne Moda and Jeffery Fraser, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Rich also leaves behind a wonderful co-parent to Justin, Kathleen Figurido and co-parent to Joely, Donna Anastasi. He was predeceased by his father, Bruce Figurido, his brother Jonathan Figurido, his cousin J.J. Nicastro, his paternal grandparents Richard M. and Winifred N. (Parker) Figurido, his maternal grandmother, Vincie (Orlando) Fortado and close friend Peter DiStefano.

Rich was a man of many talents, but his greatest gift was his voice. He was a natural vocal talent and lit up the stage whenever he performed. Fans flocked to see him play, and even those who stumbled upon his shows were left in awe of his raw energy and charisma. He was the whole package – good looks, talent, confidence, and drive – and he touched the lives of tens of thousands through music.

But more than that, Rich was a great person and a friend to many. He always went the extra mile, both in his work as a carpenter and in his relationships. He was compassionate, loving, and always made time to listen and talk to people. Even in the hospital, he would ask about the nurses’ day and make them feel seen and heard. His infectious personality drew people to him, and his generosity knew no bounds. He went the extra mile and would do carpentry jobs for gratis for some, just because that was the type of guy he was.
Rich was most proud to be the father of his children – Justin, Joely, and Emmy. He loved them deeply and cherished every moment he spent with them. He was so excited to marry Sarah, his wife, in his last weeks, and was so grateful to her for sticking by him through his illness. He knew he wouldn’t have made it this far without her. Over their 11 year relationship, they shared not just a partnership, but a true friendship and love of laughter, music, and the beach.

As a musician and a friend, Rich was a force of nature. He played thousands of shows over his lifetime, and Rich’s philosophy of putting passion before the plan was something that inspired his friends and gave them confidence in their own abilities. Rich wanted others to be their best selves in musicianship, and helped his friends grow— he gave them the courage and space to become better performers. 

Rich loved children and was always eager to help them. He volunteered his time to make a difference in their lives, and he cherished the children in his own family. He was an incredible father, and the way he lit up when he talked about his kids was a testament to the depth of his love for them.

During his last days while facing his mortality, Rich was still cracking jokes with his quick wit. He always wanted to make people laugh because that was who he was – an entertainer. Although his passing is a great loss to his family, friends, and fans, his legacy will live on in the memories he created and the joy he brought to the world. Rest in peace, Rich – the world is a little less bright without you, but we will always remember the light you brought into our lives.

A celebration of life will be held in Rich’s honor on Wednesday, April 5, 2023, from 4-8PM with a brief service at 6PM at the Danversport Yacht Club in the Harborview Ballroom, 161 Elliott St, Danvers. All are welcome. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Rich’s name to the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center at https://tinyurl.com/MGHCancer. Online directions and condolences are available at www.LyonsFuneral.com