ANTONIO "TONY" CICCONE

missing ya lately, lab partner. i came by here about a year ago on a bad day. having another one today. but that day last year, i learned you were passionate in the kitchen as much as the lab. i wanted to be just like you. i tried going to college for chemistry. i fell along the way, and eventually found a passion in restaurants. i was amazed to see that you were too! so in a way, im still living up to that. i´m doing great, working at a fancy lil wine bar in newtown. i still dream of having...

I'll always remember Mr. Ciccone as a great coach, teacher, and person. I'll never forget the impact this man had on my life and it all started on the soccer pitch. So grateful that he pushed me to be the best science student and soccer player that I could be. His encouragement helped shape the life I have today. Thank you coach! RIP

I am sorry for your loss. Joe Titta (class of '74)
D.H.S.

I just heard about Tony's passing today. I am so very sorry for your loss. He was a beautiful person. My prayers go out to the family.

Stephanie,

I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. I know how close you were to him. He was such a wonderful man, so kind, caring and giving. He will be greatly missed. I just wanted you to know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. And may your dad rest in peace with God in Heaven.

Mary Ellen, Stephanie, Carlyle, and your families. Our most sincere condolences on the loss of Tony. What an incredible spirit and positive attitude he always had. Of course for our "Cavaliere" family events, he was always a fun loving person who cracked some great jokes. At our wedding, he and Tom Sobocinski were one of the funniest duos on our video. And I will never forget when I was holding a large business dinner at Tre Scalini, he was so focused on ensuring our company guests were...

A great teacher and soccer coach you will truly be missed

best chem teacher ever!

So sorry to hear of Tony's passing. I knew him from the Pierpont Restaurant and remember him always smiling and with a great outlook on life. He was also my son Adam's teacher at Seymour High School and I remember how much he loved to teach and how much he was loved by his students. Can't imagine he is gone so soon. The last time I saw him was at the New Haven restaurant where he worked on weekends and he treated me and my sister so special when we dined there that night. That's how I will...