Carlos-Dominguez-Obituary

Carlos Dominguez

Obituary

Deeply Shared Values
There was always enough room for a Christmas tree and a menorah in the Dominguez living room in December. The holidays reflected a commitment that Carlos Dominguez and his wife, Maureen, made to each other in 1991 — a wedding ceremony presided over by both a priest and a rabbi, and with the blessings of both families. "When you got down to it," Mrs. Dominguez said, "our values were the same."

Mr. Dominguez, 34, was born in Little Italy, the second son of Cuban immigrants. He was the first in his family to go to college, attending New York University. "He was just a very kind, caring person," Mrs. Dominguez said. During their courtship, the two volunteered in soup kitchens on the Bowery. After marrying, they converted their public service commitment into parenthood, with three daughters: Maria, 10, Amanda, 6, and Michelle, 20 months.

He was an independent contractor for Marsh & McLennan for three years, setting up firewalls for their computers. In 2000, the family moved from Brooklyn to a house in East Meadow, N.Y., and bought a second car. Things were looking up: Marsh made him a permanent employee on Sept. 10.

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Hard to believe 20 years has past. So much has happened. Carolos will always be remembered. god bless.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate his life well lived. Your family is in my prayers. 2021

Remembering Carlos on the 20th anniversary of 9/11...

I'm thinking about Carlos today.

This morning September 11th 2019 I watched the memorial ceremonies on the day we will never forget eighteen years ago and I saw Carlos' name and town East Meadow and being the town next to mine in North Bellmore I was curious about the man whom had perished that faithful day and reading all of these thoughts here of what a wonderful man he was and still is left me in tears. May God bless you Carlos and your family and my heartfelt condolences go out to all his many loved ones. We will never...

We visited the pools last weekend whilst on a trip to New York and stood next to Carlos' name and found the time very moving therefore we wanted to pass on our condolences as behind every name is an ever flickering light full of memories x

This year marks the 15th anniversary of my husband's death. He lives on in the faces of his children. We will never forget! On August 20, 2017 his daughter Maria will be married. As I walk my daughter down the aisle, Carlos will be there in spirit looking down at her, as a very proud parent.

Sorry for the loss of your loved one. May the God of peace and. M'comfort,comfort you in your loss h difficult time,