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Cindy Arrighi, 66, of Warwick, RI passed away January 17, 2021 in Englewood, FL. She was born on October 3, 1954 in Wrentham, MA to the late Frank and Ethel Gardner.

After living in various cities in eastern Massachusetts, Cindy settled in East Greenwich, RI with her son Jesse and daughter Tanya. She worked as a social worker at Parent Support Network helping families and children. She then went to school to become an aesthetician before starting her own business creating bags with repurposed upholstery fabric, embracing her love of sewing and crafts.

Cindy met her husband Rick while dancing, another one of her passions. Rick and Cindy’s life together was filled with love, music, boating, and swimming. After retirement, Cindy and Rick traveled extensively, visiting locations like Costa Rica and Key West.

We will all remember Cindy for her incredible zest for life and her immense love for her family and friends. Her positivity and perseverance were contagious and shown through in all her endeavors, whether completing her yoga teacher training certification, teaching herself sign language to support her hard of hearing son, launching new artistically inspired business ventures, or writing about her experiences in her memoirs.

Cindy is survived by her loving husband Rick, daughter Tanya and spouse Stephanie, sisters Linda, Gail, and Joan, as well as many friends who will cherish her memory.

Cindy was preceded in death by her parents and her son, Jesse.

The family had a small private ceremony in March to spread her ashes in the ocean at sunset, where several dolphins visited the boat to send her off. A larger ceremony and celebration of her life will be held back in Rhode Island once it is safe for larger gatherings. Details will be shared before that time.

In honor of Cindy’s memory after her battle with cancer, the family is working with Dana Farber Cancer Institute on programs to provide funding for research into sarcoma and support for healthcare workers through yoga classes, which was a passion of hers throughout her life.

If you would like to support those initiatives, gifts can be made to: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284. Please write checks payable to Dana-Farber and include in memory of Cindy Arrighi in the memo section. You may also make a gift online to support sarcoma research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. 


The family would like to thank everyone that has reached out. We are very appreciative of your support and love.



PROGRESS TO GOAL

Raised:$4,500
Goal:$5,000
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Anonymous
$500
Anonymous
$50
Christopher Cassa
$50
Eric Swanny
$100
Erica LePore
Garrett and Christina
$100
Isaac Kohane
$180
Jackie Brophy
$50
JenO
Jignesh Parikh
$500
Katie Gilligan
$50
Kristen Swanson Redenburg and Allie, Mike and Toby
Linda Gardner
$100
Linny
Michael A Caso
$50
Michael Thomas
$50
Molly Tissenbaum
$270
Mr. Jacob Burrows
$500
Ms. Maureen F. Swanson
Nancy Curran
Peter Wolfe
$100
Shannon Ladas
$50
Steven & Courtney Brophy
Tanya Cashorali
$1,000
Ted Murkland
$100
Victoria Brophy
$50
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Cindy Arrighi - Heart of the Cure

Cindy Arrighi, 66, of Warwick, RI passed away January 17, 2021 in Englewood, FL. She was born on October 3, 1954 in Wrentham, MA to the late Frank and Ethel Gardner.

After living in various cities in eastern Massachusetts, Cindy settled in East Greenwich, RI with her son Jesse and daughter Tanya. She worked as a social worker at Parent Support Network helping families and children. She then went to school to become an aesthetician before starting her own business creating bags with repurposed upholstery fabric, embracing her love of sewing and crafts.

Cindy met her husband Rick while dancing, another one of her passions. Rick and Cindy’s life together was filled with love, music, boating, and swimming. After retirement, Cindy and Rick traveled extensively, visiting locations like Costa Rica and Key West.

We will all remember Cindy for her incredible zest for life and her immense love for her family and friends. Her positivity and perseverance were contagious and shown through in all her endeavors, whether completing her yoga teacher training certification, teaching herself sign language to support her hard of hearing son, launching new artistically inspired business ventures, or writing about her experiences in her memoirs.

Cindy is survived by her loving husband Rick, daughter Tanya and spouse Stephanie, sisters Linda, Gail, and Joan, as well as many friends who will cherish her memory.

Cindy was preceded in death by her parents and her son, Jesse.

The family had a small private ceremony in March to spread her ashes in the ocean at sunset, where several dolphins visited the boat to send her off. A larger ceremony and celebration of her life will be held back in Rhode Island once it is safe for larger gatherings. Details will be shared before that time.

In honor of Cindy’s memory after her battle with cancer, the family is working with Dana Farber Cancer Institute on programs to provide funding for research into sarcoma and support for healthcare workers through yoga classes, which was a passion of hers throughout her life.

If you would like to support those initiatives, gifts can be made to: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284. Please write checks payable to Dana-Farber and include in memory of Cindy Arrighi in the memo section. You may also make a gift online to support sarcoma research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. 


The family would like to thank everyone that has reached out. We are very appreciative of your support and love.



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