Honoring Brian's Legacy of Kindness and Service

On September 27, 2024, the cherished friend to so many, Brian Corderio, suddenly passed on after suffering a tragic accident. Brian was ardently known to all for his passionate dedication to those blessed to be called his friend, as he, from the heart, felt friends were his family. Brian’s incredible natural instinct to provide assistance to those in need spanned a spectrum which ranged from his numerous contacts in government and local businesses, organizing endless fundraisers, or simply going out of his way to provide that genuine smile with his unique rhetorical ability that would always provide a much-needed laugh. Brian was second to none with his larger-than-life personality and natural desire to provide for others. His dedication to community and country extended to his twenty-five-year career as a highly regarded Fall River Police Detective and US Army Sergeant, which saw his participation in two long combat zone deployments. Universal to all who served with him, in any capacity, was Brian’s innate capability of always wanting to keep morale up through that infectious personality. When he would learn of life’s challenges adding up against you, Brian could always be counted on to come through the door at some point with a measure of assistance. Reflective of a life focused on the highest level of selfless service, Brian of course put himself last when it came to setting aside for his end-of-life expenses. Close friends are working feverishly to organize the appropriate services for all to pay their final respects and give Brian the day of recognition he so ardently deserves. Please consider a donation to express the gratitude and blessing of having Brian in your life. Your contribution will be allocated to burial costs, uninsured medical expenses, and a social gathering event which will follow the funeral service.

Those that don't do GOFUNDME, donations checks can be made out to Italian American war Veterans of the US, 134 Shove Street, Tiverton RI 02878 , a veteran IRS 501 (c) 19. Donations are tax deductible