Dominic Farago North Ridgeville OH Obituary Death – Kent State University Student Death
In Loving Memory of Dominic Joseph Farago – A Life of Achievement, Kindness, and Dedication
The North Ridgeville and Kent State University communities are deeply mourning the sudden loss of Dominic Joseph Farago, a beloved 22-year-old student whose life was marked by academic and athletic excellence, as well as a profound devotion to his family and friends. Dominic tragically passed away on Friday, April 3, 2026, leaving those who knew him to grapple with the loss of a young man who brought so much light to those around him.
Born on December 20, 2003, in Cleveland, Dominic excelled both academically and athletically. As a standout athlete at North Ridgeville High School, he made his mark in football, basketball, and track, earning the admiration and respect of his teammates and coaches. Beyond his athletic prowess, Dominic also demonstrated remarkable academic achievement, graduating with honors and displaying a dedication to personal growth and learning that inspired everyone around him.
At Kent State University, Dominic pursued a degree in Business and Entrepreneurial Marketing, embodying the same ambition, creativity, and commitment to success that had marked his high school years. Those who knew him personally remember Dominic as a warm, selfless young man, whose loyalty to family and friends was unwavering.
Dominic’s family recalls him as a loving son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. He is survived by his parents, Joseph and Maria Farago; brothers Vincent and Marco; grandparents Sharan Farago, Joe Farago (Karen), and Sharon Weitzman (Skip); and a wide circle of extended family, including Gina Farago, Joelle Farago, Charlie Brunello (Sandy), and cousins Mariah Brunello, Alyssa Miller (Brandon), and Anthony Brunello. Dominic was also a devoted godfather to JB and a loving partner to Hannah.
Known for his generosity, humor, and ability to bring people together, Dominic was a cherished member of both his family and community. His friends remember him as a beacon of joy and encouragement, always celebrating the success of others while remaining focused on his own goals with integrity and determination.
A time for friends and community members to pay their respects will be held at Bogner Family Funeral Home on Thursday, April 9, from 4-8 PM. A private prayer service for family members will take place on Friday morning, followed by a public Mass of Christian Burial at St. Peter Catholic Church in North Ridgeville on Friday, April 10, at 10 AM, officiated by Fr. Bob Franco.
Though Dominic’s time on this earth was tragically short, the love, laughter, and inspiration he brought to others will continue to resonate. He will be remembered not only for his achievements in academics and athletics, but also for the kindness, devotion, and warmth that defined his character. Dominic Farago’s legacy will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him.