Memories of Enrico Vittorio Pinardi

In memory of

Enrico Vittorio Pinardi

Boston, MA, USA

February 11, 1934 - January 30, 2021

Feb 11, 1934 - Jan 30, 2021

Help keep everyone in the know by sharing this memorial website.

Share

Story

Condolence

Year (Optional)

Location (Optional)

Caption

YouTube/Facebook/Vimeo Link

Caption

Who is in this photo?

Or start with a template for inspiration

About you

What was your relationship to Enrico?

Cancel

By posting this memory, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Notice.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

jane yacovone

Kristen Mckenna

2019, Tommy Doyle's Pub & Grill, Washington Street, South Easton, MA, USA

Good times with the usual suspects

Read More Read Less

Comments:

Kristen Mckenna

Last time we were at Doyles..before it closed. Always fun with Rico. Last time we were at Doyles..before it closed. Always fun with Rico. Last time we were at Doyles..before it closed. Always... Read more

Share your sympathy. Send flowers from a local florist to Enrico's family or funeral.

Browse sympathy flowers

Anna Cecchini

Dear Gayle,
I will always cherish Enrico's wonderful voice and his "Bye sweetheart" that ended every phone call. It was so nice to have such a caring cousin here in the US, he made me feel less far from home. His Italian was enchanting , like a song, and his laughs always gave me hope, and courage.
I will miss him dearly.
You gave him love, joy, company, good care, helping him recover from grief and health issues. I hope his memory won't make you lonely, but glad that you had to spend some good years with him.
A big hug,
Anna

Read More Read Less

Roger Bultot

1972, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 5th Avenue, New York, NY, USA

A great influence on my artistic career. Always looked forward to the New York City excursions!

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

Kristen Mckenna

Comments:

Gerry Perrino

Hi Roger, Thanks for sharing this awesome moment in time, one to which generations of RIC Art students can... Read more Hi Roger, Thanks for sharing this awesome moment in time, one to which generations of RIC Art students can relate. Although Henry's... Read more Hi Roger, Thanks for sharing this awesome moment in... Read more

Please consider a donation to any cause of your choice.

Learn more & give

Craig Coonrod

Gale, so sorry to hear about Henry's passing. Over the last few years I have heard about how much you have done for Henry. God bless you and yours. Craig Coonrod PS I can still hear Henry's voice from time to time. He was certainly one of a kind.

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

Ann Domingue

Very sorry to hear this news. I've always remembered his way of being able to relate so well to all kinds of students. I was a quiet one but my first 'atta girl' gave me so much confidence which helped me be the artist I am today. I know his family and close friends will miss him dearly. But I'm grateful to have experience Henry. Ciao. --Ann Mason

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

Kristen Mckenna

Our family will miss Henry and we can never repay his generosity of mind and spirit and everything he give us. My husband and I would not have met if it weren’t for Henry. My girls would not have been born and my dear friends would not be here to share all our stories. So sorry for this great loss. Love Sean and Kristen McKenna

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

Stacey Macedo

Shared a heart

Gerry Perrino

Stacey Macedo

I’m so sad for the world’s loss of Henry’s presence. Memories of his teachings, his laughter and his jokes are embedded in my mind forever and I’m so thankful for that. I’m sorry for his family’s and the community of his long-lasting admirers’ loss. Henry’s teachings and his art will live for so many years to come. ❤️

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

john fuzek

So sorry to hear this. I never had Henry for any art class but dealt with him occasionally while I was a student in the RIC Art Dept. in the mid-late 80's. The students that he did have in class loved him and always spoke highly of him. I own a drawing of his that I bought at one of the auctions when I was a student. Somewhere I have a photo of him wearing an armor metal bra type thing that Lee Karvonen made. He was wearing it while auctioning art. The next year I donated the photo to the auction. I don't think Henry liked it. :-) He leaves a lasting legacy with those who loved, were influenced and inspired by him. RIP

Read More Read Less

Gerry Perrino

Comments:

Gayle White

Make no mistake. Henry would have loved that donation: because you came, you returned, and you donated to... Read more Make no mistake. Henry would have loved that donation: because you came, you returned, and you donated to a cause very dear to... Read more Make no mistake. Henry would have loved that donation:... Read more

Gayle White

Anything to forward the cause. Anything to forward the cause. Anything to forward the cause.

Tina Holden Shea

My most heartfelt condolences to Gayle and family and Henry’s kids. I’d like to think Henry is with all he held dear, especially “Rocky later named Larry the Cat”. Henry taught how to see. To look at the world and notice the subtle nuances of color and form, I owe to Henry . Thank you for that gift. May your memory always be a blessing.
Tina Holden Shea

Read More Read Less