Frank A Ricciotti Jr, 31, of Margate, passed away suddenly after a lifetime with heart disease.
Born in Atlantic City and raised in Margate, he attended Margate Schools and Holy Spirit High School.
He enjoyed fishing, crabbing, trips to Maryland, science fiction movies and attending sci-fi conventions with his Uncle Tony. He also loved music and his niece and nephews.
Survivors include his parents, Frank and Ginger; sister Victoria Merlino (John); niece Amelia; nephews Jack and Luke; maternal grandmother Gladys Raspa; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Services and burial at Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery were private.
Born in Atlantic City and raised in Margate, he attended Margate Schools and Holy Spirit High School.
He enjoyed fishing, crabbing, trips to Maryland, science fiction movies and attending sci-fi conventions with his Uncle Tony. He also loved music and his niece and nephews.
Survivors include his parents, Frank and Ginger; sister Victoria Merlino (John); niece Amelia; nephews Jack and Luke; maternal grandmother Gladys Raspa; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Services and burial at Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery were private.
Frank A Ricciotti Jr, 31, of Margate, passed away suddenly after a lifetime with heart disease.
Born in Atlantic City and raised in Margate, he attended Margate Schools and Holy Spirit High School.
He enjoyed fishing, crabbing, trips to Maryland, science fiction movies and attending sci-fi conventions with his Uncle Tony. He also loved music and his niece and nephews.
Survivors include his parents, Frank and Ginger; sister Victoria Merlino (John); niece Amelia; nephews Jack and Luke; maternal grandmother Gladys Raspa; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Services and burial at Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery were private.
Born in Atlantic City and raised in Margate, he attended Margate Schools and Holy Spirit High School.
He enjoyed fishing, crabbing, trips to Maryland, science fiction movies and attending sci-fi conventions with his Uncle Tony. He also loved music and his niece and nephews.
Survivors include his parents, Frank and Ginger; sister Victoria Merlino (John); niece Amelia; nephews Jack and Luke; maternal grandmother Gladys Raspa; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Services and burial at Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery were private.
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