Providence, R.I. – The community is mourning the loss of a beloved figure, Judge Frank Caprio, who passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy marked by kindness and service. His family announced that visitation hours will be held until 7 p.m., with parking available at the North Garage at the center.
Caprio, renowned not only for his tenure as a respected judge but also for his warmth as a husband, father, and friend, is remembered by his loved ones as a devoted family man. The late judge is survived by his wife, Joyce, and their five children, including former state treasurer Frank T. Caprio and former state representative David A. Caprio.
In recent years, Caprio gained international fame through his television show, “Caught in Providence,” which showcased his compassionate approach to justice and resonated with viewers worldwide. His popularity led him to travel extensively, giving speeches and engaging with fans who connected with his message of empathy and fairness. His office and the Providence Municipal Court became local attractions, drawing visitors eager to meet the charismatic judge who captured hearts beyond the courtroom.
Long before his rise to fame, Caprio was a pillar of support in Rhode Island, helping countless individuals facing difficult circumstances without seeking recognition. His commitment to lending a hand to the community was evident throughout his career, as he quietly worked to make a positive impact on the lives of many.
After a distinguished career, Caprio retired from his position at the Providence Municipal Court in 2023, leaving a lasting imprint on the judicial system and the community he cherished. The heartfelt tributes from friends and family underscore the profound affection and respect he garnered throughout his life, reflecting how his legacy will continue to inspire future generations.
As those who knew him come to terms with his passing, they carry forward the lessons of compassion and kindness that Caprio exemplified in both his professional and personal life.
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