partial obituary:
WILLIAM J. ESPOSITO, 55, of Oak Acres Drive, Houston, Texas, formerly of Warwick, director of operational services for the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, for eight years, died unexpectedly Wednesday at Hermann Hospital, Houston.
He was the husband of Jennie-Jean (Petteruti) Esposito.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Benjamin S. and Henrietta E. (Capasso) Esposito, he lived in Warwick many years before moving to Houston in 1977.
Mr. Esposito was a graduate of Rhode Island College, and a former member of Warwick Council, Knights of Columbus.
He was the owner of the former Joseph Scott Jewelers, Houston, for 10 years. He previously had been a mental health supervisor at the Rhode Island Medical Center, Cranston.
Besides his wife he is survived by two sons, two sisters and a brother.
WILLIAM J. ESPOSITO, 55, of Oak Acres Drive, Houston, Texas, formerly of Warwick, director of operational services for the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, for eight years, died unexpectedly Wednesday at Hermann Hospital, Houston.
He was the husband of Jennie-Jean (Petteruti) Esposito.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Benjamin S. and Henrietta E. (Capasso) Esposito, he lived in Warwick many years before moving to Houston in 1977.
Mr. Esposito was a graduate of Rhode Island College, and a former member of Warwick Council, Knights of Columbus.
He was the owner of the former Joseph Scott Jewelers, Houston, for 10 years. He previously had been a mental health supervisor at the Rhode Island Medical Center, Cranston.
Besides his wife he is survived by two sons, two sisters and a brother.
partial obituary:
WILLIAM J. ESPOSITO, 55, of Oak Acres Drive, Houston, Texas, formerly of Warwick, director of operational services for the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, for eight years, died unexpectedly Wednesday at Hermann Hospital, Houston.
He was the husband of Jennie-Jean (Petteruti) Esposito.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Benjamin S. and Henrietta E. (Capasso) Esposito, he lived in Warwick many years before moving to Houston in 1977.
Mr. Esposito was a graduate of Rhode Island College, and a former member of Warwick Council, Knights of Columbus.
He was the owner of the former Joseph Scott Jewelers, Houston, for 10 years. He previously had been a mental health supervisor at the Rhode Island Medical Center, Cranston.
Besides his wife he is survived by two sons, two sisters and a brother.
WILLIAM J. ESPOSITO, 55, of Oak Acres Drive, Houston, Texas, formerly of Warwick, director of operational services for the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, for eight years, died unexpectedly Wednesday at Hermann Hospital, Houston.
He was the husband of Jennie-Jean (Petteruti) Esposito.
Born in Providence, a son of the late Benjamin S. and Henrietta E. (Capasso) Esposito, he lived in Warwick many years before moving to Houston in 1977.
Mr. Esposito was a graduate of Rhode Island College, and a former member of Warwick Council, Knights of Columbus.
He was the owner of the former Joseph Scott Jewelers, Houston, for 10 years. He previously had been a mental health supervisor at the Rhode Island Medical Center, Cranston.
Besides his wife he is survived by two sons, two sisters and a brother.
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