Obituary for Vincent D'Eramo
Passed away at Tufts Medical Center on Saturday, March 21, 2020 following a sudden medical emergency at home. He was 39 years old. Vincent was the beloved son of Mario and Deborah (Poor) D’Eramo.
Born in Framingham on March 9, 1981, his family lived in Millis, Medfield, and Sherborn where he was Captain of the Dover Sherborn High School football team.
He was a hardworking, energetic man who was an estate’s Property Manager, and who had many interests. Vincent enjoyed all kinds of music, loved to travel, and his hobbies included fishing, cooking, woodworking, and floral design as well as spending time with his nephew Peyton Bayer.
One of Vincent’s favorite causes was the Stacey Burns Memorial Golf Tournament, and he was a proud volunteer of the Natick Open Door; helping to feed the elderly. He was proud of his green thumb and loved his pick-up truck.
He leaves behind his two brothers Mario and Anthony, and his sister Ninamarie and her fiancé Scott Bayer. As well as many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins. He was predeceased by his brother Camillo D’Eramo who died as an infant and his Grandparents; Vincenzo and Olga D’Eramo and Justin and Irene Poor.
Services for Vincent will be announced after the public gathering restrictions are lifted.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Vincent’s name to The Brain Aneurysm Foundation, at https://give.bafound.org/.
Born in Framingham on March 9, 1981, his family lived in Millis, Medfield, and Sherborn where he was Captain of the Dover Sherborn High School football team.
He was a hardworking, energetic man who was an estate’s Property Manager, and who had many interests. Vincent enjoyed all kinds of music, loved to travel, and his hobbies included fishing, cooking, woodworking, and floral design as well as spending time with his nephew Peyton Bayer.
One of Vincent’s favorite causes was the Stacey Burns Memorial Golf Tournament, and he was a proud volunteer of the Natick Open Door; helping to feed the elderly. He was proud of his green thumb and loved his pick-up truck.
He leaves behind his two brothers Mario and Anthony, and his sister Ninamarie and her fiancé Scott Bayer. As well as many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins. He was predeceased by his brother Camillo D’Eramo who died as an infant and his Grandparents; Vincenzo and Olga D’Eramo and Justin and Irene Poor.
Services for Vincent will be announced after the public gathering restrictions are lifted.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Vincent’s name to The Brain Aneurysm Foundation, at https://give.bafound.org/.