Louis Miconi Obituary
He is survived by his wife of 63 years Joan McOrmond Miconi and his three children, Teresa J Miconi, Michael Miconi, Christopher ( Bonnie) Miconi and his sister Anna Vaccaro. He also leaves behind three grandchildren, Gabriella (Danny) West, Stephanie Miconi and Alyssa Miconi. He also leaves his great grandchildren, Siena West and Camilla West.
He was the son of the late Louis and Anna Miconi. He was proceeded by his sisters Eunice Mazzarella, Vicki Maccio, Mary Crisculo, Angie Crisculo, Brothers Tony Miconi, Frank Miconi, and Harry Miconi.
He leaves behind many nieces and nephews that loved him dearly.
He was born in New Haven October 4, 1932. He graduated West Haven High School in 1952 and made his call to duty in 1953 in the US Army. He served in the Signal Corps in Camp Gordon, Georgia and 18 months in permisons, Germany.
He graduated from CT school of electronics. He worked as an electronic technician at United Nuclear for 15 years and then became an Electrician at Bic Pen where he worked for 23 years before retirement. Sonny was thought of as a very generous man, always ready to help any one of his friends, family, or neighbors with electrical problems, Home, repairs or car repair. He had a good sense of humor and loved pulling pranks and telling jokes. He was also a devoted member of his church deeply committed to his faith and community.
He is missed by his sister Anna, who thought of him as her favorite brother who always was there for her.
The family would like to thank all of his friends and the church for helping him with anything he needed.
Special thanks to his best friend Bill Kraszewski for spending many hours with him over the years, helping around the house, with rides or anything he needed. We would also like to thank Peter Haddad and his wife Sharon, Peter Haupt and Bobby and Barbara Rocco for all that you have done and all the people from his church who came to support him and our family.
A service is planned for August 17 at 12:30 at the New life Evangelical Free Church 255 Jones Hill Rd. West Haven CT
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Roger and Sue Loiseau
Earlier today
Very sad to lose someone so close, especially a parent or a sibling, condolences to the Miconi family and their loved ones.
Melanie Miconi
August 5, 2025
Uncle sunny was the sweetest uncle !!! My deepest condolences aunt Joan , terry , Chris , Michael , aunt Anna & grandkids ! . I wish I had visited with him before his passing . now he is in paradise with the rest of his family , and we will all be with them again some day !
Laura Brewer Murphy
August 5, 2025
Joan, Terri, Michael, Chris and families, I am very sad for your loss. Thoughts of Lou make me smile. I think I was the only girl in the neighborhood that had electric lights in her doll house thanks to Lou. It is always hard to say goodbye, I hope knowing that he is at peace brings some comfort. Sending you all much love.
Richie Greene
August 4, 2025
Lou was a familiar face to all us Greene´s on morris st was such a nice guy always friendly and always good to me and my family i was raised across the street from the miconi family and when i moved into my old family home we became neighbors again and i raised one of my sons Michael in the great neighborhood God bless you Lou and your family
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Char
August 3, 2025
Terry and Joan and family, I wish you all peace in this time. He was a very interesting and kind person, with the most interesting stories. I really enjoyed listening to him talk. May peaceful memories be yours, during this time and always.
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