Middletown, RI|News|
Obituary: Ramon Isiah Arroyo, 7
Ramon Isaiah Arroyo, age 7, of Middletown, RI, died on September 5, 2016 at Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

Mark is an award-winning journalist with a background in community journalism. He has been working as a professional journalist most of his adult life. Before joining Patch, he wrote for the South County Independent, covering the seaside town of Narragansett, R.I., since 2004. Before that, he wrote for the University of Rhode Island's campus daily, the Good Five Cent Cigar and was the editor of The Rebellion, South Kingstown High School's paper. He graduated from SK in 1996.
Mark has been recognized by both the Rhode Island and New England Press Associations for outstanding reporting. He has won numerous awards, including first-place prizes for feature writing, investigative reporting, and business and economic reporting. While covering Narragansett, he established a reputation of trustworthiness and fairness, earning the respect of both his readers and the people he covered.
Mark is a devoted husband and father and lives in Cranston with his wife Naomi and daughters Olive and Ruby.
Ramon Isaiah Arroyo, age 7, of Middletown, RI, died on September 5, 2016 at Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

Two men are facing weapons charges, a third man is recovering from stab wounds in a second incident at Red Lounge in recent weeks.
Belkis M. Guzman, 48, was a former employee of disgraced former Providence City Councilman Leon Tejada's El Centro Multiservices tax shop.
Do you recognize this man? He stole from K-Mart in Cranston last month and police need the public's help.
Police said he admitted to ingesting "probably 10 Ativan" after crews responded to a crash on Blueberry Drive.
Farmers and ranchers in Bristol and Kent Counties qualify for natural disaster assistance as well.
The ferry service saw 17 percent more ridership than expected and could expand to more ports of call next year due to its success.
Girls between the ages of 5 and 12 are invited to come to the clinic on Sept. 18 to learn some moves before performing at the Sept. 23 game.
The ticket was kicking around his car since February and he was about to throw it out when he decided to check the numbers, just in case.
Tickets for the Sept. 25 event, which coincides with National Lobster Day, are expected to sell out quickly.
Three department members assigned to an armory are suspended without pay indefinitely.
"Lucky" was not so lucky until Coventry Animal Control took the dog earlier this week. His owner, Sean O'Leary, 33, was arraigned Thursday.
Col. Steven G. O'Donnell is retiring effective Sept. 23.
The East Shore Expressway Bridge will be closed beginning Friday and replaced in a project that the DOT says will shave off a year of work.
Nonprofits can apply for the grants, administered through the Rhode Island Foundation's Black Philanthropy Initiative, until Sept. 15.
Coventry police charges heard in Kent County District Court on Sept. 7.
Brian Allen, 21, is accused of molesting a girl under 14 between Jan. 1 and Feb. 1 of this year.
Howard Courtemanche, 31, has previous convictions for possession and distribution of heroin and cocaine.
Rayne Henley and a 17-year-old have just been charged and join another teen facing charges. A third teen suspect died in a recent DUI crash.
Richard Saul Wurman and his wife, Gloria Nagy, have sold their Newport mansion along the Cliff Walk after owning it since 1993.