Joseph V. Tammaro
Date of Passing:
Joseph V. Tammaro, 64, of Willett Avenue, Riverside died on June 6, 2024.
Born in Providence, a son of Annette A. (Curran) Tammaro of Riverside and the late Joseph J. Tammaro, he was a lifelong resident of Riverside.
Mr. Tammaro was a United States Air Force Veteran. He enjoyed golfing and loved animals.
Besides his mother, he survived by a daughter, Courtney Tammaro and her fiancé James Seward of Warwick; a grandson, Jimmy Seward; two sisters, Cindy Lincoln and her husband David of East Providence and Michelle Michaud and her husband Jeffrey of Seekonk; nieces and nephews, Scott Lincoln, Erika Lincoln, Brooke Michaud and Jeffrey Michaud and his devoted cat Gracie. He was the father of the late Joseph F. Tammaro
His Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday June 12, 2024 in the W. RAYMOND WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 350 Willett Avenue, Riverside at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
Calling Hours are Tuesday from 4-7 p.m.
I have known Joe since Meadowcrest Elementary school. He was a fun, caring kid who lived up the street. RIP Joe Joe. My sincere condolences to his Mom and children and all his family and friends.
Cousin Joe will be missed by all fortunate to have known him. My deepest sympathies and condolences To Aunt Annette, his daughter Courtney and his grandson Jimmy and his beloved sisters Cindy and Michelle. The memories we shared will keep your spirit eternal cousin. Your at peace reunited with your son Joe and father till we meet again rest easy !🙏💖 love cousin Marie & Luke
Joe was such a kind, caring and accepting person. He always seemed to be upbeat, no matter what was going on. He had a great sense of humor, which could cut through any tension. I was always impressed with how deeply he was connected to his family and how caring he was to animals (most recently taking on and rehabilitating a rescue cat that no one else wanted). He seemed to have a clear sense of what was important in life and a good perspective on taking things in stride. He will be deeply missed.