Carol J. (Wall) Vieira
Date of Passing:
Carol J. (Wall) Vieira, 68, of Jackson Avenue, Riverside, died peacefully on June 18, 2024, surrounded by her loving family at the Hope Health Hospice & Palliative Care Center, Providence. She was the beloved wife of Mark W. Vieira.
Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Robert F. Wall Sr. and Alma T. (Lusignan) Wall, she was a lifelong resident of Riverside.
Mrs. Vieira was a communicant and Eucharistic Minister at St. Brendan Church, Riverside.
Carol enjoyed spending time with her loving family.
Besides her husband of 48 years, she is survived by a daughter, Cheryl Lynn Vieira of Riverside; a son, Mark W. Vieira Jr. and his wife Courtney of Riverside; two grandchildren, Andrew X. Vieira and Logan M. Vieira; a brother, Michael D. Wall and his wife Donna of Riverside and two sisters, Lynn Parenteau and her husband Michael of Smithfield and Laurie A. Mann and her husband Timothy of Riverside. She was the sister of the late Dona M. Wall, Robert F. Wall Jr. and William R. Wall.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Brendan Church, Turner Avenue, Riverside on Tuesday June 25, 2024 at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mount St. Mary Cemetery, Pawtucket.
Calling Hours and flowers are respectfully omitted. Contributions in Carol’s memory to the Alzheimer’s Association Rhode Island Chapter, 245 Waterman St. STE 306, Providence, RI 02906-5215 would be deeply appreciated.
On behalf of Kathy , Martin McShane and family. Mrs Viera will be remembered to be a kind gentle soul. She will be missed by many. Our hearts are with her husband, children , grandchildren and the rest of her family.
To the entire Wall family, please accept my sincere condolences. I am sorry that I cannot go to the mass, due to another obligation,but you all will be in my thoughts and prayers. Carol was a wonderful woman,and It saddens me that she has moved on so young…Always in our hearts,may she rest peacefully. I will keep her in my prayers as I will the entire family♡
Paulette Toole & family
I am shocked and so saddened by the news of Carol’s passing. We were great friends on Lincoln Ave from childhood and she was my bridesmaid in 1973. I am almost speechless. Mark, I offer you my deepest,sincere sympathy. I still think of our younger days with love and appreciation.
My condolences to Carol’s family and friends on her passing. May she rest in peace.
Mark very sorry for your Mom’s passing
To a wonderful cousin who will be missed by all. Prayers to Mark and her children at this difficult time.
Carol was a sweet soul and had the closest relationship with God and the church I’ve ever witnessed. Her daily behind-the-scenes work at St. Brendan’s was directly connected to her mindset of always giving and never asking. Her connection to God was so great and pure that all three of my sons selected her as their confirmation sponsor. Honestly, no other person was ever on their list; Auntie Carol was the only one. She also played every role perfectly in our family, especially in her marriage to my dear friend Mark. The partnership and love between both of them is a perfect example for all of us to follow. No project is big enough when you truly work together. Now, Sherry and I will never be moving an entire house, but if we ever do, we will follow their plan. I am grateful for all of the family cookouts, camping trips, memorial parades and unplanned “let’s visit Carol and Mark tonight” times. All events led to my now cherished conversations with Carol on various topics. From the stories about the Uncles, Riverside, politics, finances and the St Brendan’s Nuns. One of her stories she would mention from time to time was that her uncles would never allow her and any other female to play volleyball. I propose moving forward that we have a volleyball tournament named in her honor but keeping with the Uncle’s tradition that no females are allowed within this tournament. Other stories that will forever make me smile are the “Owl” story and my all-time favorite, “ I’ll Get That Out of Your Dad” story, both classics. Carol you will be so missed but the number of great memories will forever keep you close. Until we see each other again.
I am so sorry about Carol’s passing. I went to school with her and Mark. Both truly nice people. May she rest in peace.
So sorry for your loss. Paula Haggstrom Dubord
So sorry for your loss mark and family
Mark I am so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. My condolences to the family. May she rest in paradise.
My deepest sympathies to the entire Vieira and Wall family. I have known Carol since the first grade at St Brendan. She was a wonderful,person. Prayers to Mark-losing a spouse is not easy. May she rest in eternal peace.
Melissa, Gus and I are sadden for your loss. Please know we are thinking of you and your family. Praying for you.
Carol was always bright and cherry. She will be missed
We are so sorry to hear about Carol. She was definitely a bright light in the world. We will miss her smile and her sense of humor as well as her live and concern for others. Love and prayers for you all. Joe and Beth Carter
So very sorry to hear of Carol’s passing. I remember her well from my time at Saint Brendan’s. My sincere condolences to the Viera Family.
I’m so sorry to hear of Carol’s death. She was such a giving woman, any time anyone needed help or assistance, she was always right there to serve. To the Vieira family, you have my deepest sympathy. Carol will be very missed
We weren’t neighbors for very long but graciously welcomed me to the neighborhood.
My Heart breaks to hear of Carol’s passing.
May the knowledge that she is resting in God’s loving arms bring comfort to her family.
My deepest condolences to the family, Carol was an amazing human being, she always made me welcome whenever I was invited to an event. Wish I could be there to see her one last time and say goodbye. I will never forget her laugh and her sense of humor. I lost my mom in September to Dementia and this is hitting me hard, I’m glad that Carol was under great care with Hope Health. Carol you will be missed, I will cherish the memories of you and the times we shared together at gatherings (laughter or cries) I will always cherish those memories. May you RIP my friend 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊️🕊️🕊️💔💔💔💙
Sending my deepest condolences. Carol, was truly an amazing person. I have many fond memories that I will hold and cherish. It hurts to know she is gone but comforting that she is at peace. Keeping everyone in my thoughts and prayers 🩵💜
Chery and Family,
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. May she RIP
Diane and Richard D’Ascoli (Billys Aunt)
Thinking of you all! This loss is especially hard for me.
Remembering our camping days and how much fun we all had together. Carol was the older cousin I looked up to. I loved how she could give it right back to the uncles when they gave her a hard time. Her devotion to family was so evident in the way she cared for her parents, stayed close with her siblings and cared for her own children and grandchildren. I’ve always thought of her as one of the Lusignan cornerstones, keeping family and traditions together. She will be missed by many.
Mark, my heart goes out to you. Losing the love of your life is such a hard thing. Your relationship together showed so many of us what good, lasting marriages can be like. Thank you for that.
Cheryl and Marky, having lived through this with my own parent, I know it isn’t easy, but may you find comfort in knowing that your mom is at peace. It’s such a terrible disease and she was taken from you all far too young!
Hopefully they are all having a wonderful Wall/Lusignan reunion in heaven! There’s probably a dodgeball or volleyball game or family picnic going on right now. And lord know what other shenanigans! I know my dad is up there welcoming her with open arms at the gates of heaven!
May the memories of special times together help you through this difficult time. I pray that you find peace and know that she will always be with you in spirit! Love and prayers to you all! 🙏🩷