Michael W. O'Connell

Shalom, Mick!

He certainly was a great person to work with in our Procurement office at Picatinny. Even though he wasn't in the office I worked in, he became an ad hoc member of our office family. My condolences to all his family and other friends.

Mickey will be missed by many,he lived life to the fullest every day, always looking for an adventure.

Mickey was the best Godfather, amazing cousin and wonderful friend. I will miss you daily. To Michael, Christine, Patrick and Peggy, you are all in my thoughts and prayers. We all know Mickey will be in heaven now hanging out (or bugging) Gramp (Jack)!
Thoughts are with you all.

Mickey - we certainly had some adventures in the ice rinks around the northeast! I remember the drop in out of nowhere a while back after who knows how many years! Now you're off on another adventure! Travel safely my friend - our Titans have lost a little character!
Ed Nelson

My most sincere condolences to Mickey's family, as I remember him with the fondest memories and the highest regard. He was a great American, a fine human being, and a very good friend and mentor. I will miss him terribly. I the spirit of his memory, I wish I could think of a good Irish joke (he had the best), but I can't, so I'll just say: "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal."

Beidh mé ag chailleann tú

George Chavis

I am so sorry to hear of Mickeys passing. He was a good person and I have a lot of fond memories working and socializing with him. Always the adventurer, I am not surprised to see that he was taking archeology classes at the young age of 76. May he RIP. He will never be forgotten