The House of Representatives of the State of Rhode Island has passed a resolution expressing profound condolences on the passing of the Honorable Thomas R. DiLuglio, a former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island. The resolution highlights his legacy as a dedicated public servant, beloved family man, and accomplished individual. DiLuglio, who was raised in Providence and graduated from Brown University, was a celebrated athlete and a member of the Brown University Athletics Hall of Fame. He later earned a law degree from Boston University and had a successful career as both a prosecutor and defense attorney, as well as a businessman involved in various industries.

Throughout his career, DiLuglio served the people of Rhode Island with integrity and commitment, holding positions such as State Senator and Lieutenant Governor from 1977 to 1984. He was also known for his contributions to public discourse as a commentator on the PBS political show "A Lively Experiment." His legacy includes founding a state chapter of the Alzheimer's Association and advocating for Rhode Island's economy. The resolution concludes by extending heartfelt condolences to the DiLuglio family and authorizing the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy of the resolution to them.