Michael DeCicco

My deepest condolences to, Mrs. DeCicco, Marissa, Michael and Alessandra. I have very fond memories of Mr. DeCicco from my childhood growing up in Raritan and having play dates with Marissa. Mr. DeCicco always had the most contagious laugh and was always smiling. He loved to laugh and joke. I remember having so many wonderful Italian dinners at the DeCicco home, and both Mr. and Mrs. DeCicco welcomed me with open arms all the time. He will be greatly missed; I will keep you all in my prayers. xo - Laura

I remember my brother Neil and I seeing Mike in front of his store front on Main Street in Raritan it must have been 1972 and he gave us Nixon now buttons to wear while we delivered our newspapers. He was such a kind person.

Dear Emila & Family Please accept our condolences on recent passing of your dear husband ,father and grandfather. I met Michael when he came to live with us as a young boy. My late mother treated him as another child in our family. Michael was always courteous very helpful. and appreciated his acceptance as a new member of our family. My late Mother and Father would marvel about his family and his success The family should take solace in knowing that Michael made a positive difference in our community.

My deepest condolences to the Decicco family

Mike was the ideal dad and grandfather. He always spoke with great pride about his children and beamed when talking about his grandkids. Mike was VERY dedicated to the Holy Name Society and served for many years as the organization's treasurer. He always greeted us at our monthly meetings with buns, rolls, and his special coffee. I nicknamed him as 'Cafe Bustelo Man'. I served as the Holy Name President a number of times and always counted on his pragmatic council. He will be sorely missed. I offer my sincere condolences to his family. Mike, keep a pot of that bustelo coffee hot for when we meet again in Heaven. Rest in Peace my Holy Name Brother. Randy Fisher Past President of St Ann HNS

Michael was an integral member of the Saint Ann Holy Name Society. In his many years he served as our treasurer, participated in our Saint Joseph dinners, Annual Festa, Last Hour Prayer before the Blessed Sacrament on Holy Thursdays, marched in Corpus Christi processions, and attended conventions and Priest Appreciation Dinners. His regularly attended our monthly corporate Mass and offered prayers when fellow members traveled home to be in the presence of the Father. We pray for the repose of Michael’s Soul and for the condolences of his family and friends. Saint Ann Holy Name Society will deeply miss our brother Michael.

Dear Emilia and family, So very sorry to hear of Michael's passing. You wee wonderful landlords to me all those years ago. You took a big chance on a young woman. I am always internally grateful to you all for your kindness and love. May Michael rest in peace and may you allknow how much joy you brought to him. Love, Christine

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.