Mickey was one of the kindest people I've every known. He was devoted to family, and that devotion extended to his Godfather who was my Grandfather.  Mickey honored his Godfather throughout his life. I remember his regular visits to my Grandfather's home. Mickey always had the warmest smile. After my Grandfather passed, Mickey and Irene brought wreaths to Grandfather's grave every holiday. I feel that Mickey and I were related on both side of the family. He was my father's cousin and my maternal Grandfather's Godson. I will always remember his warmth and kindness.

My dear Uncle was always so kind to everyone.  He had a heart of gold.  Lived life to the fullest and was always there for people when they needed him.  He had the best advice for me many times.  He was a fun man, sensitive, caring, and very loving.  He was like a 2nd Father to me and will be missed by many.  R I P dear Uncle Mickey.  Until we meet again, I love you.
Your niece, Virginia D'Alessio.

Sorry to hear of Mikes passing,  Mike was a great help to me,  and                and the BOSTON Branch of PATENT, during the late 70s. 80s,  and.         90s.  His Engineering, skills, help, and approvals (of most) of our                 Plans and ideas, helped us secure most of the major forming  and.            Shoring  work in the Boston and New England areas that we covered.     I always enjoyed the few times that  we got together and the many business calls.   

I have always considered Mike a great engineer, a great guy, and friend.    Rest In Peace Mike.

We were deeply saddened to learn of Mike’s passing. I worked with Mike for over twenty years. He was a great engineer and department leader, a smart, knowledgeable and well informed person. But most of all he was a good spirit. It’s rare to find such good people as Mike and his Irene. The world needs many, many more such people. The world is poorer for his passing but so much richer for the time he was amongst us. Those of us blessed to have known him will carry his memory in our hearts always.

Dearest Mike,
          It was a great privilege to have you as my cousin and dear friend.You were  so caring, giving, and supportive.Being a  jack of all trades, I knew I could depend on  you to resolve any obstacles that came my way. I always marveled at your superior intelligence and keen memory when we watched Jeopardy.Cheering on the Yankees as we all shared our nighttime snacks was a favorite pastime of ours. But of all the adventures, the ones I hold most dear to my heart were our yearly outings to Caramoor Center for the Arts for a picnic and classical concert.
          Thank you Mike for being a part of my life, and for being YOU.  Love you forever and always, Zirka

We are heartbroken to learn of the loss of our friend, Mike.  It is hard to believe that he is gone.  Les worked with Mike for nine years ending in 1979.  We stayed in contact all these years, visiting Mike and Irene every time we would come to the east coast.  His love for Irene was always present.

Mike enjoyed good Italian food.  When we were visiting last September we ordered some food from one of his favorite restaurants.  He so enjoyed a small bowl of Pasta Fagioli.

We hope wherever you are Mike that you are getting all the Pasta Fagioli you want.

Les and Lynne Kaffko

Tearfully we say goodbye to our beloved Uncle Mickey.  A great man who greeted everyone with a smile and a kind word.  We cherish the memories of the fun adventures we enjoyed together and are thankful for the blessing of having known him.  He was the pillar of our family; his absence will be sensed for years to come. 

Goodbye for now, sweet uncle – until we see you again.

Your loving Niece and Great-Nephews,
Lisa, Hunter, and Carter

Uncle Mickey,
You were the most loving, caring, life of the party person with a big heart.  Always there for the Family and the glue that kept us all together. You will be missed by all of us. I know that we will see each other again. ❤️

Love your Niece and Nephew,
Angelica & Brian Cicio

OBITUARY

Michael S. D'Alessio

29 July, 1941 – 27 March, 2024

Frederick Funeral Home

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