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Joseph Sicignano Obituary
Joseph Louis Sicignano passed away on October 3, 2020 at age 79 in North Port, Florida. He is survived by sisters Maryanne Ferrara and Annette Diana, and brother-in-law Edward Diana; daughters Laura, Deborah and Barbara Sicignano, sons-in-law Richard Ormond, Roy Shadbolt, and Michael Smith, respectively; stepchildren Deneb and Anthony; and 15 nieces and nephews.
Joseph grew up in New Haven, Connecticut and graduated from Notre Dame High School in West Haven. He attended Stone Business School in preparation for a career he loved in the world of computers.
He married his first wife, Mary Vernon, in 1962 and they had three daughters. He married Linda Pagliaro in1995, becoming stepfather to her two children.
Joseph absolutely loved good food and wine, and loved sharing these with family and friends at gatherings large and small. He was very social enjoying hobbies such as playing on his company baseball team, league bowling, playing cards with uncles and brothers-in-law, and learning to sail and ski.
Joseph was liked by everybody: coworkers, friends and neighbors. He was active and engaged in life and known as kind, generous, and with a great sense of humor! He will be missed by many.
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Marcella
December 14, 2020
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are will your family at this time. Marcella ( Barbaras friend)
Jennifer Caserta
December 13, 2020
I will miss Uncle Joe, I'm pretty sure he was thrilled to be my godfather. All my love to my beautiful Sicignano cousins
Joe Lenzi
December 12, 2020
Good friend as well as a coworker. Always willing to help whenever a marketing plan was being developed. Couldn't have done it without him. Many good times playing softball for Second National Bank and throwing down a couple at McGowans afterwards. Rest in peace my friend.
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