Nicholas G. Mongillo

Sadden by the passing of Uncle Nicky. I will miss him very much. I wish I had the opportunity to speak at his service and tell everyone what a great Uncle he was. Aunt Barb And cousins. I hope you find comfort within you all and as time passes your hearts will be full of happiness and not sorrow. He loved you all so very much. Prayers of healing and positive thoughts. Rest In Peace Uncle Nick. You are gone but not forgotten. Love you always Patti-Ann & Family

Nick,.. I'm very sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. I'm sure he was very proud of you, a WSCU " Hall of Fame Line-backer " .. and Decorated Serviceman / Top Gun ! I'm sorry I could not attend the service but wanted to pass along my condolences and sympathy to your Family. RIP Nick, SR. .. By knowing Nick, I can say you did an excellent job as a Father / Parent / Mentor !! RIP Sir, .. We'll all join you shortly .. but not just yet ! God Bless !

Dear Barbara: Our deep sympathy to you and your family on Nick's passing. We remember him as a gentle-man.

Blessings, Lorraine & Dennis McGovern

To the Mongillo family

We would like to send our deepest condolences to you and to the family.You are in our thoughts and prayers.

To the Mongillo family

We would like to send our deepest condolences to you and to the family.You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Our deepest sympathy to the Mongillo Family, Patricia Washaleski, Patti-Ann Washaleski Mino...May he rest in God's Heavenly Kingdom.

Mrs Mongillo, Robin, Karen and Nick, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband and father. May the memories of him give you comfort. Love Laura and family

Barbra, I'm saddened my friend of nearly 40 years is gone. Nick was always there when I needed a friend or help. I'll miss him.

Bob, So very sorry to hear about Nck. He was the toughest kindhearted man I ever met. My prayers are with you and your family.
Joanne Talone

Barbara , Karen & Robin...so sorry to hear this news. I extend my thoughts to you.
Alan Feldman

very sorry for your loss

Nick Mongillo, my friend for nearly 30 years was, to those who did not know him, an overly serious man. In truth, he was a very private man, but those of us fortunate enough to earn his respect and friendship saw him as he really was; a man lovingly proud of his wife, his heritage, family and friends. He was exacting and precise in his profession, a leader and teacher, a conservative and patriot.
Nick loved his wife Barbara, his son and daughters, and their children. He was very proud of his parents and his heritage. He spoke of a special fondness for his siblings, especially his deceased brother Buddy, and his brother Robert. He was also a patriot whose love for country, its Constitution, for conservative values and the men and women in uniform was, well above the average man's.
Nick was faithful, honest and forthright; one always knew where they stood with Nick. On the job (atSikorsky Aircraft) he was an exacting taskmaster, a leader of a team of expert tool makers, and a gifted teacher. He was one of the very few who could think and envision concepts in 3 dimensional space. He would not suffer idiots, incompetents, cheats or liars.
While Nick was not an overly sentimental man and, rarely showed emotion to those he did not know well, he nevertheless was deeply moved by the misery of friends, family and those in the military. He was not one to complain about his health, but was concerned about the health of those he held close. In fact the topic of health or general conversation was seldom about him, it was about everyone else. He kept his own illness private, I think, to spare friends the pain.
Nick was quick to smile and had a goofy kind of laugh that was infectious. When he laughed one couldn't help but laugh along. He loved holding court at the local Chinese all-you-can-eat buffets, surrounded by friends, talking about sports, investments, and our plans for life after Sikorsky. Nick was my friend and I will miss him.

So very sorry for your loss.

To the Mongillo family, I am sorry for your loss. I did have the privilege of meeting Nick at Kristens soccer games at Jonathan Law high school. Wishing you love and peace to help you get through this tough time.
XOXO
Iwanicki family