Nicholas L. Economou

To the Economou Family: We just heard about the loss of Nicholas and send our deepest symnpathy

Christine, I just found out about Nick. My deepest condolences to you and your family. I miss working with you. I enjoyed our time working together at Schwartz many years ago.

I only just found out about Nick's passing when I received a memorial notice from my high school class. I was in quite a few classes with Nick through high school. He was an incredibly nice person and I never heard anyone say a bad word about him. The thing I remember most is the great sense of humor that he had. I was glad to have a chance to see him at the last class reunion. Even though it has been months since his passing, I would like to send my condolences to his family. Nick has...

To the big brother I never had: Thanks for taking the time to make an awkward kid feel cool.

Nick was a neighbor...friend and (good guy). Nick would do anything for anybody -he would Pet sit for us while we were on vacation; he helped us move a large piece of furniture into a house we were going to purchase, then helped us move it again..in the middle of the night because we changed our mind on the house. He always had a smile on his face, loved his family like no other. He touched our hearts and Jay and I are so sad to hear the news of a terrific human leaving this earth...we will...

To the entire Economou family,
Please accept my deeepest sympathies. My first memories of Nick included most of his family. I was playing baseball for the WMRC farm team and his dad was the coach and his brother John was also on the team. Mrs. Economou would come and cheer for all the kids, usually louder than our own parents. This continued through high school. Growing up, Nick's family was always important to him and as a man that was the case with Christine and the kids. Please take a...

I went to middle school and high school with Nick. He was a heck of a nice guy, and from what he told me in later years, a very happy family man. He found me on the internet a year or so ago and we talked about where our lives had taken us.

Nick seemed happy in life, and in career, but it was in talking of the love he had for his wife and children that I really saw how content he was. It was nice to know that the path of Nick's life had led him to such a joyous place. He was someone...

My family and I grew up next to Nick and The Econmou Family. Nick was a wonderful guy..he even dressed up like santa for us...when we were kids. Our thoughts and prayers are and will continue to be with Nick's family and friends. I pray you can find some comfort in all of your wonderful memories.
Love Mike, Tracey, Antonia, Camille , Grace and Angelina Bonina

Wow....What a devestating loss....I knew Nick through Middle and High School...We were in Scouts together earlier on......We played hockey, we played baseball, etc...He never had a negative thing to say about anyone and I think that's what I liked about him most..I remember when he quarterbacked the MHS football team - wow, what poise, what composure...Never seemed stressed or worried...ALways had everything under control....I had moved to Milford from NJ during 5th grade, and Nick took me in...