We will send an invite after you submit!
In memory of
Charles "Charlie" Anthony Di Vita, II
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Who else knew Charlie?
Photo
In lieu of flowers
Please consider a donation to Charlie's Village.
$100.00
total raised
Obituary
Charles Anthony Di Vita II, age 68 of Port Richey, Florida died Tuesday, May 6, 2025. After a difficult battle with an incredibly rare form salivary cancer that had metastasized into Leptomeningeal disease. He passed very peacefully with his wife and daughter holding his hand as he took his final breath.
He is survived by his soulmate and wife Raelynn Di Vita, his daughters Kimberly Smith (Waymon), Kayla Witko (David) and his sons William Di …
Events are still being organized
Want to be notified?
A celebration of Life cruise in Charlie's honor will be planned by the family and announced at a later date.
Other ways to help out
Kimberly Smith could use your help with:
- Share this website on your Facebook page
- Text or email this website to others who knew Charles
Community Involvement
Volunteered for
Volunteer of
Citizen Service Unit
Civic Organization
Volunteer of
Bayonet Point Hospital
Civic Organization
Timeline
Born
May 16th, 1956
Had a child, Kimberly Smith
December 9th, 1975
Manhattan, New York, NY
Had a child, William Di Vita
December 3rd, 1983
Manhattan, New York, NY
Survived by
Raelynn Di Vita
Wife
Kimberly Smith
Daughter
Kayla Witko
Daughter
William Di Vita
Son
Gregory Matous
Son
Ezekiel Smith
Grandson
Josiah Smith
Grandson
Ezra Smith
Grandson
Corbyn Hall
Grandson
Carter Hall
Grandson
Dawson Witko
Grandson
Predeceased by
Other people in Charlie's community
& others who may be privately subscribed to this website.
Other key details
Cause of death
Cancer
Method of disposition
Cremation
Funeral services provided by
Dobies Funeral Home & Crematory
Hospice care provided by
Gulfside Hospice in New Port Richey
Lasting impact
Charlie donated organs
In lieu of flowers
Please consider a donation to Charlie's Village.
$100.00
total raised
Recent contributions
Recent contributions
Share this memorial website
How you can help
Share with others
Donate in memory
Created with love by
Kimberly Smith (Charlie's daughter).
