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Michael D'Agosta Obituary
Michael J. D'Agosta of Danbury died at Regional Hospice on January 1, 2022, from pancreatic cancer.
Mike was born on December 6, 1956 in Bridgeport, beloved son of the late Mary (Shimkoski) D'Agosta and Ralph Anthony D'Agosta, Sr. of New Fairfield.
Mike leaves behind his father, Ralph Anthony (Karen) D'Agosta, Sr., his loving sisters, Denise D'Agosta (Guy) Baxter of Patterson, Louisiana and Jackie D'Agosta Morse of New Milford.
Mike is also survived by his nephews, Derek (Sydney) D'Agosta of Gillette, Wyoming, Raymond Morse of New Britain, and Nicholas (Lisa) Morse of Milford, and several great nieces and nephews.
Mike was predeceased by his brother, Ralph Anthony D'Agosta, Jr.
Mike will always be remembered as having a heart of gold and will be missed by everyone who knew him.
In memory of Mike, please volunteer or donate to Regional Hospice, 30 Milestone Road, Danbury, Connecticut 06810.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Doreen Morse
December 29, 2022
Rest in peace my cousin. You will be missed and forever loved.
Debbie A Velez
December 29, 2022
Missing my Mike, as everyone knows that is how I lovingly referred to him in Danbury, Ct. It was a privilege to be in his circle. Condolences to the family who I was fortunate to meet .
The ST Amand Family
January 27, 2022
Very sorry for your loss. Many memories of
Mikey on the hill. May he RIP
Dale Hatcher
January 15, 2022
I am so sorry Uncle Ralph, Karen, Denise and Jackie.
I remember my cousin Mike as a child, always with a smile and a great sense of humor. May he join Ralphie in eternal peace.
Love, Dale
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Mark Hanley
January 6, 2022
I was so sorry to hear about Mikey. Even though I hadn´t seen the boy in many years, l still thought about him often enough. We were roommates in San Diego in the late 1970s. I was living out there when Mikey came out with Jay Merrick and Tony Avampato. I had never met Mikey before, but had played football at Immaculate with his older brother Ralph. Anyway, Mikey and I became fast friends. We worked some construction jobs together, played a lot of hoop and took a few trips north to party with friends in Redondo Beach, LA on his Honda 400-4. We would see Ralph, who was in the navy, when his ship was in San Diego.
By the mid 1980s we were both back in CT, and saw each other from time to time for a while before losing touch. It really hurts to know he´s gone. I have nothing but the best memories of our times in CA: two sharp, funny, good-looking guys from the east coast, in their early 20´s, having a go at life in Southern California in the 1970s, no holds barred. RIP, my kind, thoughtful, fun-loving old friend.
Lynda Aberisk Barton
January 6, 2022
So sorry for the loss of Mikey.... We had some great times together... He´s no longer in pain.. til we meet again....
Debbie Schulze White
January 6, 2022
So sorry to hear of the passing of Mikey. You have my deepest sympathy and am keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Debbie A Velez
January 6, 2022
Already missing the early morning phone calls. He was a huge presence in Danbury, always there for anyone needing help. He is loved
Doreen D'Agosta Morse
January 6, 2022
Rest in peace, cousin. Praying for comfort for my Uncle Ralph and Aunt Karen and my cousins, Denise and Jackie.
Debbie Sam Gallick
January 5, 2022
Dear Denise, my thoughts and prayers are with Mikey, you, Jackie, and your Dad. Mikey was such a kind soul... just a real nice guy. He always had a smile whenever I ran into him. He would even make me laugh... so good natured. I was so sad to hear he passed. He will always hold a special place in my heart. Everlasting Peace Mikey
Ashley
January 5, 2022
Mike was a kind and resilient person, with the biggest heart. I am grateful to have met him. My condolences to his family.
Sandy Grandon (Shannon)
January 5, 2022
My sincere condolences to the D'Agosta Family. So many years of great memories. I will see you again one day. Love you Mikey you will be missed
Linda Goodall
January 5, 2022
I remember playing Dodge Ball, Red Rover, Hide and Seek, and Tag, in your backyard with all our siblings and the neighborhood kids...back when kids used to play outside! :) I especially remember the day you came to see us on your birthday and you trusted in Jesus Christ as your Savior....so I know I will see you in Heaven again! Love and miss you Mikey!
Linda Goodall
January 5, 2022
I remember our fun childhood memories of playing Red Rover, Dodge Ball, Hide and Seek, and Tag, in your backyard with all our siblings and neighbors! I mostly remember when you visited us on your birthday and you trusted in Jesus Christ as your Savior, so I will see you again in Heaven! Love and miss you, Mikey!
Bobby Vissak
January 5, 2022
Sorry Dee for your loss, may he rest in peace.
Durgy, Schulze and Gallagher families
January 5, 2022
Dearest Denise, Jackie, Mr. D and family. We are so very sorry and will always remember our family get togethers and the good times we all shared. Mikey truly is at peace now. We love you all!
Pudgie Delohery
January 5, 2022
My condolences to the family. Sadly I never got to see him while he was in Danbury. He is in a better place now with Ralph and family. Rest In Peace Mikey.
Linda Tahan-Stein
January 4, 2022
Jackie, Denise and Family so sorry for your loss. May great memories fill your hearts.
With prayers and sympathy,
Linda Tahan Stein
Ed Wixted
January 4, 2022
Rest in Peace my old friend.
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