Death date: Nov 11, 2011
George H. Rigo 62 passed away November 11, 2011. Loving brother of Bob and Jackie Marini. U.S. Army Veteran. Memorial Mass FRIDAY 11:30AM Holy Family Church, Parma. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. www.jardinefh.com Read Obituary
Remembering al the good times we had growing up. Rest in peace George##imported-begin##Doug Coates##imported-end##
I will always remember the good times we had starting in Junior High. Those were the days! Be at peace with God.##imported-begin##Larry Shredl##imported-end##
My condolences to George's family. Rest in Peace George. You will be missed by everyone!##imported-begin##Dave Oddo##imported-end##
Dear Rigo Family,
I am so sorry to have read of your loss. please accept my sincere condolences. Something that I have personally found to be of great comfort is what the Bible says at John 5:28,29 as well as Revelation 21:4. In these verse we see that soon God is going to bring about a resurrection of our loved ones as well as do away with all causes we have for suffering including sickness and death. Knowing this has always comforted me and it is my sincere hope that these thoughts comfort your family as well. Again I am so sorry for your loss.
Rebekah.##imported-begin##Rebekah##imported-end##
The 1st time I met George I was nine years old and he was 13 years old. John Antonio (who lived across from the Rigo's on Boundary Lane in Parma) and I were shooting our slingshots. When John Antonio decided, stupidly, to aim at the front picture window of the Rigo,s home. Well, in reality, it was the only thing John Antonio's aimed shot ever hit-bulls eye. Within 5 seconds, George came flying out the front door (with cigarette dangling between his lips) and began chasing us while barking words I had never heard before. He never caught us that day, fortunately, after all the Rigo Twins had a reputation. Later on in life, while having a few drinks at Walt's in Parma Hts., George and I started talking and became good friends. Of course he did not remember the front window incident but he did remember Renee Antonio (who didn't). Over the years we took different paths, which I now regret. The times I had with George, Bob and Fred Hague will remain with me until I travel the "final road" as George just did. Barron's (sp?), Walt's (Gary and Leslie), the Rampant Lion, Chiam's, Stefano's, the Circus, and of course Big George's house on Ridgewood Drive. George and Bob both fearless, had an interesting way of showing their love for each other. But, at the end of the day, they had each other's back and fortunately mine as well. Both George and Bob were there when you needed them. Although I have not seen George in quite a while, I will always remember him and I will say a prayer for him. My sincerest condolences to Bob and Jackie.
Len Paoletta##imported-begin##Len Paoletta##imported-end##
George may you rest in peace.##imported-begin##Dale H. Baltzell Jr.##imported-end##
Please accept my condolences on George's passing.##imported-begin##Rich Rozman##imported-end##
We will always remember our friend George and all the good times we shared together. From our wedding, to our daughter's birthday parties you could always count on George to be there. We will sincerely miss your wit and willingness to share your thoughts. Rest in peace!##imported-begin##Tony, Cheryl, and Carly Bevacqua##imported-end##
