Birth date: Dec 20, 2003 Death date: Apr 3, 2026
Dominic Joseph Farago, age 22, of North Ridgeville, passed away on Friday, April 3 2026. Dom was born on December 20, 2003 in Cleveland to his parents Joseph and Maria (nee Brunello) Farago. He is survived by his parents and hi Read Obituary
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Dom was such an amazing person to call a friend. To watch each other grow was such a gift. I will always remember our memories. He was hilarious, kind, and so much more. I want to send prayers and condolences to his family and friends. We all share the gift of knowing him and I will forever be grateful to have such an amazing person in my life. Rest in peace 🪽
Dom was the first person I met when I started my first year at Kent State in 2022. After having class together and talking for the first time I knew we would be good friends and he would become a brother to me. Dom was always there for me and everyone else around him and was a real upbeat person and was always laughing and smiling and living in the moment. Keep rocking those blue crocs up there for me. I miss you brother and will see again someday ❤️- Tristan
Dom was always so nice to me and even though we barely talked in high school, he still reached out to me after high school to ask how I was and was there for me when I lost my brother in 2018. He told me how much he enjoyed kent and asked me if i was still modeling and how it’s going. He was such a kind soul to everyone and I am so sorry to all the people who loved Dom. He was such a special person and may his soul rest in peace 🪽
Dom was someone that everyone looked up to. I was lucky enough to call him a teammate, classmate, and most importantly a friend. My mind is full of all of the incredible memories I got to experience with him. Truly a brother that I admired. My love goes out to his amazing family, and all of the people who were fortunate enough to know what a great person he was. Rest easy brother, I love you always.🕊️
Dominic was one of those special players, young men who don’t come around often. He had a way of lifting everyone around him, making them better both on and off the field. I am so lucky to have known Dom and his entire family.
His loss is truly heartbreaking, and my thoughts are with his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. My deepest condolences go out to everyone affected during this incredibly difficult time.
Dom, you will be forever missed. I had the privilege of going to high school with Dom and becoming his friend. We both ended up choosing Kent State, and by chance, we were placed in the same dorm building our freshman year. Leaving North Ridgeville, the only place we had both ever called home, and moving away for the first time was such a scary experience for both of us. When we got to school, Dom made it a point to go out of his way to make sure we were both adjusting well during orientation week, and we navigated all of the new campus activities together. He made that transition into a new place, where neither of us really knew anyone, so much easier, and I will always be grateful for his kindness and friendship. Throughout the last four years, we stayed in touch, and we were even in a class together this past semester. I will forever miss seeing you around campus and in class. It truly was an honor to know you. 🩷
Dom was the first person I met at Kent State. He was always there for anybody and everyone no matter what it was. He truly was the life of the party. When everyone was out partying getting into trouble or getting into fights Dom was always the one trying to keep everyone under control and out of trouble. I will truly always remember you Dom and never forget you. You were a true brother to me❤️ We always were the one who enjoyed watching the sunsets so light up the sky for me. Continue to watch over me and save a seat for me up there.🕊️ Until we meet again.
Your friend, Logan
I feel so lucky to have known Dom. He had this ability to light up every room and constantly make everyone around him happy. Track meets and practices were always more fun with him around. Whether it was as a teammate or as a coach (powderpuff) Dom was always the first to cheer you on. One of my favorite memories with him has got to be when he came to my house on Halloween dressed as Chef Boyardee. He carried around a whisk all night and would not stop saying “Yoo I’m Chef Boyardee” to everyone around. He will be deeply missed by so many. My condolences and prayers are with Dom’s family during this time❤️
