LOVE FOR GIOVANNI CIPRIANO
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ON OCTOBER 1, 2013, A BEAUTIFUL, 14 YEAR OLD BOY, GIOVANNI CIPRIANO, SUFFERED ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK BY MISTAKENLY EATING PEANUTS. HIS MOTHER RUSHED HIM TO THE HOSPITAL BUT BY THE TIME THEY ARRIVED THERE GIOVANNI HAD STOPPED BREATHING..HE DIED FOR 12 MINUTES. THE DOCTORS WERE ABLE TO RESUSCITATE HIM BUT SADLY HE HAS BEEN IN A COMATOSE STATE SINCE. HIS PARENTS, GIORGINA AND JOHN DID NOT LEFT HIS BEDSIDE.
SADLY, GIOVANNI PASSED AWAY ON OCTOBER 18, 2013.
Giovanni Cipriano was a typical 14 year old boy. He enjoyed the things most teenage boys enjoy; baseball, playing catch with his dad, video games, girls. He loved to joke around, pull funny, harmless pranks and hang out with his friends. As typical of a teenager he was, he was so very special, extraordinary really. He was warm and loving, gracious and kind. He had a big heart with room enough in it for everyone. His love was not only for baseball and people, it extended to all animals in nature.
Giovanni had just started high school at Holy Trinity and was so excited for this new adventure. In a short amount of time at Holy Trinity, he made a profound, everlasting effect on the students and staff. He was popular with everyone. He wasn't a ray of sunshine running through the halls, he was a bolt of lightning leaving his mark everywhere he went. His grades were very good and he was a star player on every team he played. His athletic ability was amazing.
He had a smile that could light up a room and instantly change your mood from sad to happy just by seeing it. His exuberance was contagious. He spread his happiness and love to everyone and everything he touched. He put his heart into all he did and it always showed.
He was a great son, an amazing brother, a caring grandchild, a loving cousin, a sweet, well mannered nephew, and a fun, loyal friend. Those who loved him so much feel his loss profoundly. A void that can never be filled. He will never be forgotten and will be forever loved.
ON OCTOBER 1, 2013, A BEAUTIFUL, 14 YEAR OLD BOY, GIOVANNI CIPRIANO, SUFFERED ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK BY MISTAKENLY EATING PEANUTS. HIS MOTHER RUSHED HIM TO THE HOSPITAL BUT BY THE TIME THEY ARRIVED THERE GIOVANNI HAD STOPPED BREATHING..HE DIED FOR 12 MINUTES. THE DOCTORS WERE ABLE TO RESUSCITATE HIM BUT SADLY HE HAS BEEN IN A COMATOSE STATE SINCE. HIS PARENTS, GIORGINA AND JOHN DID NOT LEFT HIS BEDSIDE.
SADLY, GIOVANNI PASSED AWAY ON OCTOBER 18, 2013.
Giovanni Cipriano was a typical 14 year old boy. He enjoyed the things most teenage boys enjoy; baseball, playing catch with his dad, video games, girls. He loved to joke around, pull funny, harmless pranks and hang out with his friends. As typical of a teenager he was, he was so very special, extraordinary really. He was warm and loving, gracious and kind. He had a big heart with room enough in it for everyone. His love was not only for baseball and people, it extended to all animals in nature.
Giovanni had just started high school at Holy Trinity and was so excited for this new adventure. In a short amount of time at Holy Trinity, he made a profound, everlasting effect on the students and staff. He was popular with everyone. He wasn't a ray of sunshine running through the halls, he was a bolt of lightning leaving his mark everywhere he went. His grades were very good and he was a star player on every team he played. His athletic ability was amazing.
He had a smile that could light up a room and instantly change your mood from sad to happy just by seeing it. His exuberance was contagious. He spread his happiness and love to everyone and everything he touched. He put his heart into all he did and it always showed.
He was a great son, an amazing brother, a caring grandchild, a loving cousin, a sweet, well mannered nephew, and a fun, loyal friend. Those who loved him so much feel his loss profoundly. A void that can never be filled. He will never be forgotten and will be forever loved.
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Lynbrook, NY