Alfred "Fred" Rolli

Alfred C. Rolli, known affectionately as Fred to his loved ones, was called to his eternal home on March 21, 2026, at the age of 88. Born on October 19, 1937, in Woburn, MA, Fred was a man of steadfast faith, whose kindness and warm spirit touched the lives of everyone he encountered.

Fred spent his formative years in Woburn, where he graduated from Woburn High School, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. His work ethic was evident early on, as he became a skilled ceramic tile setter, establishing himself as a respected self-employed craftsman. His dedication to service was further demonstrated through his commitment to the National Guard and Army Reserves, exemplifying his love for his country.

Fred's life was a testament to his deep Christian faith, which guided him in all aspects of his life. He walked a path of love, extending friendship and kindness to all. Fred was a true family man, deeply devoted to his beloved wife, Josephine Rolli, and their cherished children, Donna Sandler and her husband Steve, Al Rolli, and daughter-in-law Elena. His love overflowed to his adoring grandchildren, Danielle Cirasola and her husband Justin, Alyssa Rolli, Celia Rolli, and great-granddaughter Sofia Cirasola, who will all carry forward his legacy of love.

He was a beloved brother to Anthony Rolli, Raymond Rolli, and Esther Dimino. Fred was preceded in death by his siblings Rita Arguti, Albert Rolli, Eleanor Meuse, Frank Rolli, and Sylvia Buccilli. Their memories will continue to be honored through the stories and laughter that Fred so often shared.

Fred's interests painted the picture of a man who savored life's simple joys. His passion for country music often filled the rooms of his home, and his love for casino entertainment was a source of much enjoyment. Fred also held a deep appreciation for antique cars, a hobby that allowed him to connect with fellow enthusiasts and create lasting memories.

Those who knew Fred would describe him as a loving soul, a friendly presence, and a kind-hearted man. His demeanor reflected the Christian values he held dear, and his actions spoke volumes of the character he possessed. Fred's ability to make others feel valued and loved will be remembered by many.

As we bid farewell to Alfred C. Rolli, we celebrate a life well-lived, a life full of purpose, and a life that truly embodied the spirit of Christianity. Fred's journey on earth may have come to a close, but his spirit will continue to inspire those who knew him. He will be greatly missed, but we take solace in knowing that he rests in the loving arms of his Savior.

We invite those who knew and loved Fred to reflect on the joy he brought into our lives and to carry forward the message of love and kindness that he so effortlessly displayed. As we gather to honor his memory, let us hold close the moments that made Fred such a special part of our lives. His legacy will forever be etched in the hearts of his family, friends, and all who were blessed to know him.

Memorial donations in Fred name may be made to Kaplan Family Hospice House see link below.