News Summary The North Kingstown community is grieving the loss of Ronald Paul D’Amico and Albert Ernest Brewster, who passed away recently. Both men had significant impacts on their families and local life. Ronald, aged 65, is remembered for his close family ties, while 84-year-old Albert was known for his dedication to service and community involvement. Their contributions to the town and the shared memories with loved ones will remain in the hearts of many. North Kingstown, RI – The community of North Kingstown is mourning the loss of two beloved residents, Ronald Paul D’Amico and Albert Ernest Brewster, who both passed away on September 12, 2025. Their deaths have left lasting impacts on their families and the larger community. Ronald Paul D’Amico, aged 65, is survived by his daughter, Vanessa Janek, and his grandchildren, Isla and Margot. He is also remembered by his mother, Elizabeth D’Amico, and his brothers, David D’Amico and Thomas D’Amico. Additionally, he had two stepdaughters, Mia and Carleigh. Funeral service information for Ron can be found at www.carpenterjenks.com. Albert Ernest Brewster, fondly known as Al or Ernie, passed away at the age of 84 at the HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence. Born in Providence and raised in Riverside, Ernie graduated from East Providence High School, where he was part of the varsity swim team. His service in the Navy from 1959 to 1963 marked a significant chapter in his life. Ernie married Margaret “Peg” Carroll in July 1964, and together they had three children: Stephen, born in 1965, Kevin, born in 1968, and Megan, born in 1971. His career spanned 38 years as a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 99, and he was known for his dedication to volunteering, including coaching Pop Warner football and supporting his children’s and grandchildren’s activities. Ernie was also an avid fisherman, engaging with the Wood River Fly Fishing Club and contributing as a fly tyer. He is survived by his wife, Peg, three children along with their spouses, and eight grandchildren: Jackson, Liliane, Adrienne, Angela, William, Nathaniel, Mairéad, and Matthew. Additionally, he is survived by brothers, Dennis and Lawrence, his uncle Edward Brewster, and a wide circle of relatives and friends. He was predeceased by his parents, Albert and Mary Brewster, and several in-laws. Ernie’s Mass of Christian Burial has been scheduled for September 18, 2025, at St. Francis de Sales Church in North Kingstown, with burial to follow at the RI Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Calling hours are set for September 17, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at THE CRANSTON-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME of WICKFORD. In lieu of flowers, donations in Ernie’s memory can be made to The Town of North Kingstown’s Recreation Department. The loss of Ron and Ernie has deeply affected the North Kingstown community, where both men were cherished not only for their family ties but also for their contributions to local life. Their stories represent a rich tapestry of family, friendship, and community spirit, and their memories will continue to be honored by those who knew and loved them. Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic HERE Resources Trump Administration Halts Rhode Island’s Revolution Wind Project Community Mourns Loss of Beloved Residents Quakers and Thunderbolts Shine in Providence High School Sports Rhode Island Mourns Loss of Three Community Pillars Community Mourning the Loss of Stephen R. Babigian Sr. Community Gathers to Honor the Lives of Cherished Residents Woonsocket Man Charged with Domestic Murder of His Brother RIPTA Proposes Major Transit Service Cuts Thunderstorms Disrupt Fourth of July Festivities in Rhode Island Rhode Island High School Baseball Playoffs Ready to Begin Additional Resources Legacy: Albert Ernest Brewster Obituary Providence Journal: Ronald D’Amico Obituary Nardolillo Funeral Home: Steven O’Neil Obituary Dignity Memorial: June Gordon Obituary Memorial Funeral Home: Pauline Davis Obituary
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