Anthony-Ficarra-Obituary

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Anthony "Tony" Ficarra

New London, Connecticut

Mar 8, 1965 – Dec 25, 2019 (Age 54)

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BORN
March 8, 1965
DIED
December 25, 2019
AGE
54
LOCATION
New London, Connecticut

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Byles Memorial Home - New London Obituary

QUAKER HILL  -  Anthony “Tony” Ficarra, 54, of Old Colchester Rd., Quaker Hill passed away Wednesday December 25th at his residence surrounded by family after a dauntless two year battle with cancer.


He was born March 8, 1965 in New London to Antonino Ficarra and Mary Stubelick of Uncasville, CT. Tony spent his childhood in New London, before moving to Montville where he met some of his  best friends. Tony was employed as the Shipping and Receiving Manager at SECONN Fabrication since 2011 after spending 17 years with ABCO where he also met many lifelong friends.


He had an incredibly strong work ethic, and strived to keep busy. Tony had many loves in his life. In his younger years Tony practiced Okinawan Goju Ryu karate at Tadao Imotos dojo in Westbrook where he received his Brown belt. Throughout the years he still practiced his Kata daily.


Tony was an avid fisherman, and it was his ultimate passion which he passed on to his son Dominic. He was always at peace when he was on the water, especially in his canoe. He grew up a devoted NY Giants fan like his father. Another pastime of his was watching the Boston Celtics. Tony’s favorite place to be was at home with his family, and his dog.


In addition to his parents, Tony is survived by his wife Marjorie Perkins Ficarra whom he married in December 1995, daughter Tianna, and son Dominic of Quaker Hill. Tony is also survived by his siblings: sisters Pat and Nat Cozzolino, Michelle Paradis, and Annette and Keith Knowles of Uncasville; Donna and Bob McLaughlin of Mystic, and brother Eddie McDermott and Sandy White of Guildford. He is also survived by many beloved nieces and nephews.  


Funeral services will be held at 1 PM , Sunday January 5th at St.  James Episcopal Church, 76 Federal St., New London. Donations in his memory may be made to St Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 ST Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105-9959.

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I was so deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Cousin Anthony. Though we had not seen each other since last February, I thought of him often and prayed that he would prove the doctors and medical personnel wrong. I guess God had other plans. Nevertheless, your brave heart will live on in your loving family and in the memories of all who knew and loved you. You will certainly never be forgotten. As for my own memories, I will remember childhood ones of a little girl and a little...

Dear Margie, Im so sorry to learn about your husbands passing. I read the obituary in the Day but I did not realize the gentleman was your husband. I just learned today. My thoughts are with you and your children. Ill pray for all of you. May your dear husband, Anthony, rest in peace.

There are no words that can take away of losing a love one.Tony ,you will be missed deeply. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Margie ,Tony children and the entire family. Rest In Peace Tony

Sincerely Monica

You will be deeply missed - always sending light and love

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire Ficarra family in the loss of a very special nephew. We have very fond memories of Anthony as he was the ring bearer in our wedding. He will surely be missed by all who knew him. May he forever rest in peace.

Margie and family Very sorry for your loss may Tony RIP now

We are truly sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with Dominic and the entire family.

Margie, Dom, Tia, I am so sorry to hear of Tony's passing. I will always have fond memories of him during the rec basketball seasons, his smile and laughter, and the love of his family. May he rest in peace. Hugs and prayers to all of you.

"My little Anthony", I use to call him when we all lived in Oakdale Heights. He was such a good kid and he and my brother were great friends to the end. Memories can help us through times like these. My prayer for comfort to you all.