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Mildred Miccio Obituary
She is survived by her sister, Shirley Arruda, and brother, Robert Rapoza, both of MA. She is the beloved mother of Carl Goulart, Glenn Goulart and Bruce Goulart, all of Connecticut, Diana Coyne of Arizona and Cindy Newman of California; and the beloved grandmother of Marie McCraney, Marjorie Goulart, Carl Goulart, Lisa Goulart, Donna Walker and Dylan Newman; beloved "GG" to her great-grandchildren; and loved by her many nieces, nephews.
Mikki lived in CT for many years and moved to CA in 1993. She was extremely loved by many and served as a surrogate mother and grandmother to countless extended family members and friends alike.
There will be a service in Danbury, CT, on February 2, 2013, and another service will be held in Massachusetts in the spring.
Her kindness and love will always be remembered and greatly missed by all who knew her.
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Susan & Dan Halstead
January 31, 2013
My wife, Susan, shared many of her fond memories of Mikki with me. I've only just recently met Mikki a few months ago. I found her to be a funny, caring, loving, and intelligent woman with quite a "character". I fell in love with her immediately and regret that I can not spend more time with her. May she rest in peace in the knowledge that that she was loved by so many. We will miss your presence and indomitable spirit.
January 23, 2013
Dear Mom-
You will be missed very much.
Love,
Mica
Cindy Newman
January 17, 2013
Dear Mom,
I will always miss you.
Love Cindy
Diana Coyne
January 17, 2013
Hi Mom:
Hope you are very happy, all better and at peace. I am sorry you had to deal with all you had going on in the last year or so. I miss you already and sincerely hope you are in a much better place with your family and friends and most of all your Mom. I will love you and miss you always. In loving memory of a wonderful person.
Your daughter, Diana Coyne
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