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Steven G Ferrara
09/04/1947 - 11/27/2021
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Obituary For Steven G Ferrara
Steven G. Ferrara, known to those who loved him as "Papa", 74, of Bristol, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at Miriam Hospital in Providence surrounded by his family. The son of the late William and Ann (Rich) Ferrara, he grew up in Bristol, residing in Somerset and then Swansea before finally settling back in Bristol in the late 90's with his wife Lorraine (Martel) Ferrara and family. Steven was known as a kind and loving man who has left a significant impact on so many. He loved spending time with his loving family, cooking, gardening, playing cards with his friends and watching local Boston sports. Steven volunteered as a firefighter at Swansea Station #2 from 1983 to 1992. He was employed by The Electric Boat Company in Quonset, RI for 22 years, later going on to work as a skilled tradesman leveraging his years of experience as a Welder and Pipe Fitter until his retirement. In addition to his loving wife, Lorraine, Steven is survived by his son, Steven Ferrara Jr. and his wife Kimberly of Somerset, a Step-Son Brian Martin and his wife Deborah of CA; his Step-Daughter, Rebecca Denson and her husband Robert of Bristol; his brother, William Ferrara and his wife Lillian of Cranston; his sister, Virginia Camara of Bristol and his five grandchildren, Samantha, Madison, Bradford, Alessandra and Katelyn. He was the brother of the late Priscilla Lunney, formerly of Bristol and his best Pup, Maggie May. Services are with Smith Funeral & Memorial Services, 8 Schoolhouse Rd. Warren. Visitation will be private. A mass of Christian burial will be held on Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 11:30AM in St. Mary of the Bay Church, 645 Main St. Warren. A burial will follow at St. Jean the Baptiste Cemetery, Warren. For directions or tributes, please visit www.wjsmithfh.com
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12/02/2021
Gail Ciociola Garcia
Sending my deepest sympathy To Ferrara family...we go back long time...my dad was with his dad alot great friends....He was a great man...He may be gone but never forgotten...RIP Steve...
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11/30/2021
Manny Porto
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, STEVE WAS THE ONE THAT GOT ME TO JION THE NATINIAL GAURDS AFTER WE GRATUAED FROM VOC. TECH. OF R. I. IN PROVIDENCE HE WAS IN MY CAR POOL TO GO TO SCHOOL IN PROVIDENCE, A GREAT FRIEND
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11/30/2021
Thomas Rybak
Becky, I'll always remember the big guy even before we became friends walking up to the soccer fields with your Mom to watch Brad play. He always had a kind word for Archie and I. He will certainly be missed but never forgotten. Rest in peace my friend.
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11/29/2021
Gabe Goglia
I am sorry to learn of Steve's passing. We spent 9 years together at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School in the same class and we were the best of friends. We then got back together in 1965 and spent 10 weeks together on active duty at Fort Sill. OK., and renewed our great friendship! He will always be remembered. Gabe Goglia
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11/29/2021
ken watkinson
Steve was a great guy,Growing up with him in Bristol.He was always on the common playing baseball.In the little league everyone was afraid to pitch to him.Homerun king.Also a pitcher at over 6ft 2inches tall.They called him Beanie.So sorry for your loss.
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