"I remember Mr. Deady well. So sorry to hear of his passing. I'll keep all of you in my thoughts."
Eugene F. "Gene" Deady, 82, of Newport, beloved husband, father and grandfather died Monday, January 15, 2018 at Village House Nursing Home. Gene was born on March 9, 1935 in Holyoke, MA, the son of the late E. Thomas and Madeline (Ryan) Deady. He was the husband of the late Arlene (St. Cyr) Deady.Gene grew up in Massachusetts and graduated from Somerville High School. While attending high school he was an accomplished basketball player. His fondest memory of his scholastic years was playing in the Tech Tourney at the old Boston Garden. Following high school, he enlisted in the army and was stationed at Ft. Myer. He had a lengthy career in the banking industry beginning with Beneficial Finance, then at Newport National Bank. The balance of his career was spent at Citizens Bank as a Vice President. Gene and his wife Arlene, lived for many years on Powell Ave in Newport and later in Middletown, as well as St. Petersburg, Florida. He was a dedicated volunteer with the activities at Cluny School, where all his children attended, and in CYO basketball programs. Gene was a member of the Newport Elks Lodge and The Ancient Order of the Hibernians. In his retirement Gene and his wife took a joint position managing a retirement community in Connecticut, but they eventually returned to Newport where he enjoyed many summers driving the van for the Hyatt Hotel on Goat Island. He later volunteered at the Tennis Hall of Fame, greeting visitors. He was a proud denizen of the "City by the Sea" and took immense pleasure in guiding visitors about town. Gene's greatest joy was found with his family, his wife Arlene, his children, but most of all his grandchildren. He was happiest amongst them teasing and playing.He is survived by five children, Michael Deady of Attleboro, MA, Stephen Deady and his wife Sarah of South Windsor, CT, Laura Deady of Portsmouth, RI, Alison Aymerich and her husband Pablo of Norwalk, CT, and Patrick Deady and his wife Trish of North Kingstown, RI. He also has eleven grandchildren; Timothy, Julia, Andrew, Danielle, Michaela, Erin, Jack, Philip, Colleen, Garrett, and Samuel.Calling hours will be held on Thursday, January 18, 2018 from 4:00-7:00pm at the Memorial Funeral Home, 375 Broadway, Newport, RI.The funeral will be held on Friday, January 19, 2018 at 9:00am from Memorial Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00am in St. Josephs Church, Broadway and Mann Ave, Newport. Memorial donations may be made to Alzheimers Association, 245 Waterman Street, Suite 306, Providence, RI 02906. Cemetery Details St. Columba Catholic Cemetery 465 Browns Lane Middletown, RI, 02842 Visitation JAN 18. 04:00 PM - 07:00 PM Memorial Funeral Home 375 Broadway Newport, RI, US, 02840 info@memorialfuneralhome.com http://www.memorialfuneralhome.com Mass of Christian Burial JAN 19. 10:00 AM St. Josephs Church Mann Avenue at Broadway Newport, RI, US
"I remember Mr. Deady well. So sorry to hear of his passing. I'll keep all of you in my thoughts."
"ON BEHALF OF THE AOH AND THE MURPHY FAMILY, CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE DEADY-St CYR FAMILY ON THE LOSS OF ONE GREAT GENTLEMAN. IF I KNEW THAT HE WAS AT THE VILLAGE HOUSE, I WOULD HAVE STOPPED TO SEE HIM. IF I GET TO HEAVEN I WILL SEE BOTH GENE AND ARLENE."
"Laura & Tim,So sorry to hear of your loss and sorry that I could not make it to the service. I wanted you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I hope you are able to find comfort in the memories you shared.Take care, Donna Silva"
"Love and condolences to all the Deady family! You are the n my thoughts and prayers. :pray::skin-tone-2:"
"That is Sister Marié from Cluny"
"Heartfelt Memories was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Your Light Shines was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Ron Jenkins and family purchased the Garden of Memories for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Gene was a very lucky man indeed and was married to my cousin Arlene. While stationed in the Navy in Newport I would watch their children so they could have a night out by themselves. I was always welcome in their home and enjoyed many many good times there. Gene and Arlene had a very loving relationship and they are together once again. God Bless you Gene.Love, Terry & Mary Kelley"
"Magnificent Life Spray was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Your Light Shines was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Daniel & Alexandra Aymerich & Family purchased the Peaceful White Lilies Basket for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Peaceful White Lilies Basket was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Laura...so very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. You did a good job in looking out for him in his later years. Please know you and your family will be in my thoughts & prayers in the coming days. God bless.Lisa & Michael Lopes"
"I worked with your Dad at Citizens Bank 72'- 82 . I have many fond memories of him . He was a character and quite the salesman. Condolences to your family.From Sandy Burrows"
"Love, Joe, Velia, Matt & Stephanie Russo purchased the Lovely One Spathiphyllum Plant for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"Peaceful White Lilies Basket was purchased for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."
"41 Powell Ave. was an important place for me in the late 1980's. In many ways I grew up there. It's where so many of my evenings would start out and often times would end. Most of those nights a few of us would show up extra early to meet up with Patrick. It didn't matter if Patrick was ready or not (he never was) and quite frankly we would have gone over even if Patrick wasn't there... we wanted to be there. We loved hanging out with Gene and Arlene... Mr. and Mrs. Deady.After a visit in the kitchen with Mrs. Deady, we'd make our way down to the study to sit with Gene. It was like walking into Dave Gavitt's office. We'd watch whatever game was on and listen to him coach. He'd be commenting on the game and the players but you couldn't help but think he was referring to you. I'd think to myself, "Maybe I should be more aggressive", "Maybe I don't have enough discipline." No matter what though, he was funny, he was direct and always talked to us like men. It was very cool. Patrick would eventually come down and as we'd head out, Mr. Deady would throw out one last barb to remind us, "not to be asses." Great coaching to the end.RIP Mr. DeadyLove Jay"
"Love, Cheryl Norton purchased the Heavenly Heights Bouquet for the family of Mr. Eugene F. Deady."