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Stephen Ciccalone Obituary
Steve was born in Hartford on June 11, 1952, the son of Joseph and Agnes (Kristof) Ciccalone. Steve was a graduate of East Catholic High School, class of 1970, Manchester, Conn., and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (USCGA), class of 1975. At the Academy, Steve majored in history and had a successful athletic career as a member of the football and wrestling teams, ultimately inducted into the USCGA Athletic Hall of Fame in the Fall of 2009.
Steve went on to serve as an officer in the Coast Guard for 22 years as a marine inspector, including a deployment during the first Gulf War. He retired at the rank of commander in July of 1997 due to a diagnosis of multiple myeloma. Originally given a prognosis of five years, he then went on to live the next 14 years pursuing a second career with Norwegian Cruise Lines and as a private marine survey consultant.
His love of history and all things mechanical led him to his lifelong hobby, collecting antique cars and motorcycles. He was an active member of the Chesapeake and Yankee Chapters of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America and the Model "A" Ford Club of America throughout his adult life. Steve was widely regarded in these communities as having significantly contributed to the body of knowledge regarding accurate restoration. An animal lover, he also volunteered time for the Lab Rescue Club of the LRCP while stationed in Washington, D.C. He would foster Labrador retrievers of all sizes, ages, and health conditions, often permanently adopting dogs for which homes could not be found.
A devoted son, father, and friend, Steve is survived by his parents, Joseph and Agnes, of Walpole, N.H.; his sons, David of Middletown, R.I., and Stephen and daughter-in-law, Anne, and grandson, Sean of Glastonbury; his longtime companion, Anne-Marie Haraldsen of Barrington, R.I.; his aunt, Ann Salonia of Westbrook; and several cousins and countless friends across the United States.
Services are at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with a morning Mass at the St. Catherine Church in Charlestown, N.H., followed by a burial in the St. Peter's Cemetery in Walpole, N.H.
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Memories and Condolences
for Stephen Ciccalone
Karen Phillips
September 13, 2020
Miss our trips to Coyotes and Blind Tiger with the J&J guys and his singing karaoke!
Robert Arsenault
February 27, 2012
I just recently heard of Stephen's passing. As a fellow graduate from his class of 70 at ECHS, I offer my complete condolences. My prayers and blessings to his family.
Denis Medeiros
February 22, 2012
I only heard about Steve's passing a few weeks ago whe I read about the passing of his Dad. Unlike most of the messages here, my memories of Steve go back to Sunset Ridge School where he an I were classmates from kidnergarten to 6th grade. We went to catechism class together. Everyone is right about Steve's personality as he was friendly as a kid and loved to laugh. I followed his career and knew about his toe and many field goals. He has left us far too soon.
Michael Steinberger
January 30, 2012
I just recently heard of Steve's passing and it brings such sorrow. He was my boss, my mentor and friend while in Baltimore. I can still hear him singing New York New York one day at the office. Truly one of the smartest men I know. He is missed.
Gary Kaminski CGA '74
January 29, 2012
Steve, smooth eternal sailing my old friend.
I was shocked to see the notice of Steve's passing in the 'TAPS' listing in the CG Retirees newsletter. Much belated condolences to all his family and friends. My fault for not keeping contact with people after I retired and letting Alumni A'ssn lapse.
Dave Visneski CGA '76
January 25, 2012
WE sailed together on CGC WESTWIND as Junior Officer. I will miss you shipmate and will always keep you in my found memories of sailing together as ENGINEERS!
November 20, 2011
Boys sorry to hear of your loss. Was a good friend of your dads when he lived in Laurel Md. I have very good memories of your dad and both of you when you were younger.
Shorty
43gsaw@ comcast.net
Don Sanders
November 15, 2011
I just heard, today, that Steve had died. He was our 3rd Party Examiner for many years on the GRAND VICTORIA II. Over the years, we developed a friendship, and I was hoping he would be in town, tomorrow, for the ABS inspection, but instead I sadly learned of a good friend's passing. My deepest sympathy to Steve's family, friends and all who loved him. God bless... and Rest in Peace old friend.
Peter Randall
October 8, 2011
To Steve's Family and Loved Ones, our heartfelt thanks for sharing one of the best persons we've ever know. After years and years and years of weekly phone calls, visits, beers, and talks on personal/ship/dog matters, we were expecting Steve to stay with us the week after he passed. There is a hole in our lives, always will be, and we're sure you understand that. God Bless Steve, and you.
Pete & Diane Randall
Robin Crusse
September 29, 2011
Steve was a long time friend and colleague. He approached life as a grand adventure and those he met were better for it. God bless.
Ric Langford
September 28, 2011
As a classmate at the Coast Guard Academy Steve was the best. He was also a great football player. But most of all he was a great friend. That booming voice and big smile always brought a smile to my face. Steve was always ready to help no matter what was asked. He will be truly missed.
Rick Ferraro
September 26, 2011
I met Steve in 1989 at CGHQ. We immediately became friends. The thing that I admired most about Steve was that he had a huge heart. He cared deeply about those around him, his Labs, the USCG and of course the passion for Indian motorcycles.
I saw him a few times over the years and looked forward to seeing him at Cruise Miami this year.
I miss him and think the world can use many more like him.
Rick Ferraro - Jupiter, FL
Brian Salerno
September 23, 2011
I have known Steve since the mid 1980’s. We shared a passion for marine inspection, though I could never match his talent. He set the standard by which others are measured. Like many others, I never had a conversation with him about inspection topics where I didn’t learn something new – he was a true master of his craft. I also deeply admired Steve for the way he embraced life after being told he might not survive more than five years due to his cancer. He remained optimistic and fully engaged in his many pursuits for fourteen years. I am grateful that he beat the initial prognosis, and that we were able to share his friendship for so much longer. I will miss him.
Donald Gross
September 22, 2011
It was a pleasure working with Steve those few times and it was well worth it you made a lasting impression. our prayers are with you and your family.
C/E Don Gross III
Jim Watson
September 22, 2011
Steve will be missed by many many people in so many ways. For me, Steve showed how CGA cadets go on leave as he and his '75 classmates drove this swab from '78 down I95 for Thanksgiving. Then there was marine inspections to learn and MODU U. And unforgettable parties and phonecons about everything and anything from ships to motorcycles. Steve is already a legendary marine inspector and Coast Guard officer. But when we think back, he was so much more. We'll miss Steve. God bless him.
Doug Rabe
September 22, 2011
My sincere condolences, sympathy, and love to Steve's family and friends at this sad time. May the force be with you. As for you, Steve, we both know that the force has always been strong with you and that it continues. We will meet again for chili, chips, beers, stories, songs, and hugs. Save your energy for then, my friend.
DP Stephen Ciccalone
Leonardo Esquea
September 22, 2011
Lorraine Moffett
September 22, 2011
My heartfelt sympathies to Steve's family and friends. We graduated from East together and he always had such a presence to himself - he will not be forgotten.
Admiral Bob Papp
September 22, 2011
As fellow Connecticut residents, and football players, Steve and I got to know each other very well. When we later played together on the Dean of Academics team, we got to know each other even better. He was always entertaining, and informative...I would add legendary in terms of his football and marine safety accomplishments.
I am privileged to be able to speak on behalf of all the men and women of the United States Coast Guard in offering the family peace, prayers, and thanks for Steve's contibtions to our Service, and country.
ADM Bob Papp, Commandant U.S. Coast Guard
September 22, 2011
I worked with Steve in Baltimore, he was the best boss anyone could have. Sorry to here of your loss, He will be greatly missed by many people. what a great guy.
Russ Howerter, USCG Ret.
Mike Prince CGA '74
September 21, 2011
I have known Steve since we were 18, but our paths only crossed occasionally. Whenever they did, I was always happy because he was such a powerful positive force. In recent years I learned first hand what a caring and good friend he could be as we tried to help another classmate in need. My heart goes out to my friend Annmarie and to Steve's family and many friends. His passing leaves a very large hole in our lives that I can feel on the far side of the country.
Allen Penn
September 21, 2011
Steve and I had a long athletic and professional relationship.
We were wrestling partners at the academy. He was constantly trying to convince me to become his professional tag team partner.
I still smile at his outlook on life, his love of vintage motorcycles, old steam ships and Lab Rescue.
He will always be remembered by those who he encountered as a unique and genuine soul.
Allen CGA '73
Kevin & Deb Flanagan
September 21, 2011
No words can express our feelings at this time. Steve had been the driving force behind Kevin in making the Henderson KJ oil gauges. I myself have only known Steve for the past 15 years and he was a kind and special man, always taking the time to talk to everyone especially at the meets. He always made me laugh. He has touched so many lives with his knowledge, friendship and love. Our thoughts and prayers to his family, may you find some comfort in knowing that Steve was a very special man who has touched our lives in so many ways. He will be missed by many.
September 21, 2011
Rest in peace, Steve.
You will be missed!
John: CGA 75
Chris Schoonmaker
September 21, 2011
Life is like a journey, taken on a train,
with a pair of travelers at every window pane.
I may sit beside you, all the journey through,
or I may sit elsewhere, never knowing you.
But, if fate should have it that I sit by your side,
let's be pleasant travelers, it's so short a ride.
Steve, I hopped on the train with you 41 years ago in New London, CT. And, like so many others, the pain is great now that you've been selected to disembark much too soon.
But, thanks Cic - for making it ONE HELL OF A RIDE!
Schooney, CGA '74
PJ Howard
September 21, 2011
Steve and I were teammates on the 1971 CGA football team. I'll always remember him for his positive attitude and great sense of humor. Cicc was a great guy. My heart and prayers are with all his family and friends.
Tom Johns, CGA '74
September 21, 2011
Steve was a classmate at the Coast Guard Academy. When Steve lined up for the kick, you knew it was good. He was a great classmate with a great attitude and a smile for everyone. My prayers are with you.
Ed Morris
September 21, 2011
Steve Ciccalone passed away?!? Never! Some people are bigger than this life. Everyone that knew Steve knows that he was / is one of those rare people.
Gone? Not as long as I can remember waking up in the '61 Annex; seeing my roommate standing on top of the desk because some type of mini-explosive device went off in our room; and Steve (and Gary) standing at the door bent over in pain because he was laughing so hard.
Just one of a hundred fond memories!
Fair Winds on your new journey, brother. Keep a good log.
John Sedlak
September 21, 2011
Over the past thirty years, I haven't seen Steve often enough, usually once a year at our annual inspector get-togethers. He always had a smile, a booming greeting and a big bear hug; he was larger than life. A great classmate and a good friend, I will miss him very much.
Ed Morris
September 21, 2011
Steve Ciccalone passed away?!? Never! Some people are bigger than this life. Everyone that knew Steve knows that he was / is one of those rare people.
Gone? Not as long as I can remember waking up in the ’61 Annex; seeing my roommate standing on top of the desk because some type of mini-explosive device went off in our room; and Steve (and Gary) standing at the door bent over in pain because he was laughing so hard.
Just one of a hundred fond memories!
Fair Winds on your new journey, brother. Keep a good log.
Gary Palmer
September 21, 2011
Steve and I both grew up in East Hartford, CT and went to the Coast Guard Academy together. He was a great friend and a wonderful person. I will miss him very much.
Karen Phillips
September 21, 2011
Where to start, I guess at Casino Magic at the first hull inspection. I didn't meet Steve, I was met by two beautiful labs waiting patiently for him to return to that old grey van. I walked them up and down the levy while he finished up in the pilot house and then off to Coyotes. We are going to miss your stories and ballads, but most of all we are going to miss you. Steve, aka, Henderson, keep rolling down the road. You have touched so many hearts both two legged and four. I will honor you with a donation to the Lab Rescue group. To the Breeze -- rest in peace, we love you.
Mark Ashley CGA 74
September 20, 2011
From a classmate at the factory, and a fellow bag carrier back in the day, just wanted to say that I am proud to have known Steve. He was the kind of guy that anyone would say they were fortunate to have crossed paths with.
Jim Wilson
September 20, 2011
I have only known Steve for a very few years but have grown to include him among my closest friends. Having visited with him this past July, sharing our love for old cars and motorcycles and cold beer cemented our friendship. He will be sorely missed. Rest in peace my friend...
Jim Wilson
September 20, 2011
I have only known Steve for a few very short years but count him among my close friends. He will be missed. RIP my friend.
Dawn Harding
September 20, 2011
I have known Steve for over 10 years and had the pleasure of working with him and Randy on casino inspections in Louisiana. I will never forget his smile and even more so - his laugh, that must have come from his toes. He was an incredible book of knowledge on inspections. I learned so much from him and feel very blessed to have ever known such a wonderful person. He truly was a larger than life kinda guy and he made anyone who knew him aprreciate life in a greater way.
I know that he will be greatly missed by all of his family and friends. My thoughts and prayers go out to all.
Dick Lang
September 20, 2011
You are missed already Steve, but you are always in our hearts. From one of many friends.
September 20, 2011
'They broke the mold after he was born' is pretty apt. Steve was a classmate at CGA, paths crossed in the Marine Inspection world over the years. He was infectious, LOUD at times, but one of the Creator's special gifts to all of us privileged to know him & call him a friend. I will remember him pacing off his spot for kicking a last second field goal, and the enthusiasm and sheer fun he brought into our lives...
Dave Courtois CGA '74
Elaine Gromak
September 20, 2011
I graduated from East Catholic High School with Steve. Though it has been many years since that time, I have always remembered his infectious smile and his kindness to everyone he met. He will remembered with great fondness.
David Caron
September 20, 2011
In 1974, three of us went from East Hartford to the Coast Guard Academy, Steve from East Catholic; Gary Palmer and I from what was then know as Penney High. Steve Ciccalone was a legend during my high school years known throughout most of the state. His prowess in football were well known. But in the wrestling world, it was more, he was unbeatable. I wrestled and came in a second a lot. I wrestled Steve once and came in second very quickly. That he was such a force of nature, yet so open and loved was so much of Steve. Like others, Steve called me out of the blue this year -- joyful, painfully honest about our lives. Steve was vibrantly alive and always present in the moment -- what an example.
George Long
September 20, 2011
Everyone who met Steve had no choice but become a Friend. Steve will always be a classmate '74 and to his classmates from CGA '75 thanks but he was our classmate first. Steve will be so missed but all will agree cancer sucks.
Dave Giraitis
September 20, 2011
Steve was a role model for how to live and enjoy life. If only I could be so successful at it as he was. We will miss him. God bless all his family.
Edmond Miner
September 20, 2011
I will greatly miss the man who was a fountain of knowledge and a great friend. He was best man at my wedding and he always talked of coming to Alaska to ride his Bikes. I will miss him greatly. God Bless Anne-Marie, Stephen, David and all his family. My thoughts and heart is with all of you at this sad time.
Sue Lobo
September 20, 2011
Great teacher and friend! Greatly admired by all who know him!
Leaving Steve's after a great weekend 12 Sept 11
Chuck Guldenschuh
September 20, 2011
Chuck Guldenschuh
September 20, 2011
I have known Steve for over thirty years. We both served in the Coast Guard and became friends sharing many good times together.
I am shocked by his passing. We had spent the weekend before his death visiting him at his home. It was a great weekend with lots of time spent recalling the good old days.
Steve relayed all his fun plans for the future. He was in great spirits and looked great.
It is difficult to accept that he died just four days after we left.
I have attached a photo of Steve and I on Monday morning as we were getting ready to leave.
He was a terrific person and will be missed greatly.
Mike Brown
September 20, 2011
Steve is a great guy, taught me allot. We worked together in Houma, New Orleans, Baltimore and DC. He will be missed.
September 20, 2011
Dear Joe, Kris and family;
Please accept My deepest sympathies. I am saddened to hear of Steve's passing. As a contemporary of Steve's, I remember closely following his football exploits as he worked his way to lofty heights, becoming the finest place kicker the Academy had ever known. I too, shared his love of Model A's, having lovingly restored a 30 deluxe coupe with the help of Ruby Dimesky, my Dad. I hope you find comfort in the fact that Steve had such an impact on so many. Being well remembered is the truest hallmark of a life "well lived". Rest in peace, Steve.
Lovingly,
Robert S. Dimesky
Pawleys Island, SC
September 19, 2011
The last time I talked to Steve it was just hours before he died. Little did we know that it was the last time we'd talk about early '28 Model A's, our children, our ladies, and what color to paint A495. We laughed about the Yeungling we would drink at Hershey in three weeks. We talked about Oshkosh and Marquette in the summer of 2012. We didn't know that would be the last call.
We will all miss Steve but also know that he will live on in all of us. His zest for life. His dedication to friends. His love for puppies like Bert.
So when I heard that you had died Steve I called because I knew that it was wrong. I heard your voice message and knew that soon you would answer and laugh in that deep tone of yours. I knew that we'd swap stories, talk sports and each drink a beer together 2,500 miles apart. But you didn't answer, Steve.
Good bye my brother. If I could hear you sing "Mack the Knife" just one more time.
Timothy Kelly
September 19, 2011
I first met Steve several years ago while attending a Model A Ford Restorers Club National Meet in Grand Rapids, Michigan. By the end of the week long event I felt like I had known him for years.
During the intervening years I had many interactions with Steve. The topics of conversation were wide ranging, and always interesting.
As recent as late last week I was speaking with Steve about a problem he was having with his new truck....and the fact that he questioned whether or not it would take him where he needed to go, antique motorcycle and auto events, in the comming weeks. At the time it seemed like a significant obstacle. Looking back, and from a different perspective, the problem wasn't such a big deal.
There's no question....Steve and his sense of humor will be sorely missed!
Todd vinzant
September 19, 2011
"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal,
Love leaves a memory no one can steal."
Steve was a great friend and we shared many wonderful stories, I will miss him! My thoughts and prayers are with you all
September 19, 2011
My sincerest condolences to the Ciccalone family and Steve's long time companion Anne-Marie. I am honored and privleged to have known Steve and to have learned from Steve how to be a USCG Marine Inspector. All of us in the Guard know Steve as an "Icon" for Marine Inspection. More importantly it is good to see others wieghing in on Steve's personality, always shining through, a regular guy, who enjoyed having a beer with friends, his rendition of NY NY wasn't to bad either. You will be missed boss.
Carl R. Moberg
CWO USCG retired
Westport, MA
Joanne and Brian Hulse
September 19, 2011
Dear Aunt Agnes and Uncle Joe and the boys,
My heart and prayers go out to you at this difficult time. Steve was a special warm person who loved life and lived it his own way.
He has been there for all of us at one time or another. He has made an impact in all of our lives.
RIP my special cousin
bill campbell
September 19, 2011
Guys like Steve are few and far between I'm glad I got to meet him over 25yrs ago,and enjoyed seeing at the swap meets.hope the road's are smooth and the Hen is running good R.I.P.
TRACY ROYCE
September 19, 2011
I had the privilege of working with Steve just after he had retired on some casino boat inspections in Shreveport. Steve was top notch on his game and definately a pleasure to work with. We went on to socialize a bit in the few weeks he was there and what an outstanding man he is. At the time Steve was traveling in a van and carrying around one of his foster dog adoptees - Steve you will be missed as in our loss and my heart and prayers go out to your fine family for their loss.
Wayne Hollingsworth
September 19, 2011
Steve's family is in my thoughts and prayers. Steve was a great friend that loved life. Steve and Bobby Moore took me under their wings upon my arrival at CGA. Steve will be missed by all that knew him.
September 19, 2011
Steve , You " WILL" be missed by many Model "A" Ford members ,,my FRIEND. Sorry we did not meet sooner in life,, Peter Mendola, Putnam Valley .N.Y.
Gerard Achenbach
September 19, 2011
I met Steve when he was dispatched to Juneau, Alaska to assist with the investigation of a fire on the cruise ship UNIVERSE EXPLORER, he was a consumate professional; his expertise and dedication will be missed by the entire Maritime industry.
Dan Ryan
September 19, 2011
Steve was a classmate at the Coast Guard Academy. We truly became friends when we became Marine Safety Specialist as junior officers. For the last twenty or more years I would receive unexpected phone calls (often at work); I would hear the unmistakable voice of Steve informing me he was in town at this very moment & let’s go! Thankfully my wife who knew Steve understood & another unforgettable evening with Steve would begin. Not only will those unexpected phone calls be dearly missed; but Steve’s singing of Mack the Knife at our Coast Guard class reunions is another memory we will cherish! - Dan & Corrie Ryan
John Wcislo
September 19, 2011
Epic...larger than life...a great classmate, friend, human being...all are accurate descriptions of Steve. His hearty laugh, his personable greetings to everyone he encountered, his flawless rendition of "Mack the Knife," will never be forgotten. Steve will be missed by all. John Wcislo, USCGA Class of 1974
September 19, 2011
My heart goes out to the family of Stephen. My thoughts are with you at this time.
Jerry & Terri Etzel
September 19, 2011
More than 10 years ago a common interest in motorcycles brought us together. But Steve's engaging style and love of life kept us connected.
Our heartfelt sympathy is offered to family and friends as we struggle to find a way to fill the hole in our hearts left with Steve's passing.
Steve Sharpe
September 19, 2011
There is no better term to describe Steve than Epic. He will be boldly missed in many communities. Steve Sharpe, USCGA-74
Glenn Martineau
September 19, 2011
I met LT Ciccalone in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, in the early eighties where he was a marine inspector. He was huge, had this tremendous beard and deep voice; very intimidating. I was fortunate enough to be on the opposing softball team watching him crush the ball over the fence. Few years later, I was honored to join his team. After all these years, I met Steve again at the annual CG Marine Inspectors Christmas event this past December. He looked good and he seemed to be enjoying life…or at least the beer! May your ride in Heaven never beak down and the streets long and winding.
September 19, 2011
As our classmates have said, Steve was a great guy. He was chock full of personality and had a warm spark in his eyes that made you know you were welcome in his company.
Steve told us at our 20th Class Reunion that he had been diagnosed with melanoma and that his goal was to make it to the 25th. He was so brave about it. He surpassed that! We just had our 40th Reunion in 2010. We are fortunate to have had him among us for so many years after his diagnosis and still, he left us far too soon.
We love you, Steve!
Noreen Palladino Cullen
James Law
September 19, 2011
I met Steve in my first visit to the Academy in the fall of '72 - our marine safety careers have been intertwined since. He was a great influence, and will be missed.
David (Birdman) Gates
September 19, 2011
I'd only known Steve for the last few months from working at his house. What an amazingly awesome one in a billion person he was! Steve took an immediate liking to me and made me feel like we were lifelong friends. I was really looking forward to his party this coming saturday. I still have an antique motorcycle book I was planning to give him when we got together then. Nothing but good times and great memories with Steve! I'll miss you my friend! See you in heaven brother...
Laurel Lebby
September 19, 2011
Steve, so sorry to hear about your father. Although he is not with you physically, he is always with you spiritually. My prayers go out to you and your family.-Laurel Lebby
Terry Hinchey
September 19, 2011
Steve was a classmate at East Catholic and I have very good memories of my interactions with Steve, most of them involved some very humerous situations. He was a very outgoing person and always willing to help others. He will certainly be missed, but always remembered.
Scott McGrew
September 19, 2011
Steve will be graetly missed, enjoyed all our time together working and talking about the Model A's. I was glad to know him and will always remeber him.
Jack Torpey
September 19, 2011
Sorry to hear about Steve.. He was a classmate and friend from high school. I was glad to have seen him at the reunions. I will remember him in my prayers.
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