Dear family
Your family is my family .
Phil you will be missed very much.
Your kindness, easy going ways & 
Food Frenzy hunts.
Caring for you & Mom was a gift.
They’re  is no other couple  better and
More loved than you.
We will take care of mom just as lovely
As you did 
Please watch over us
I love you Phil
Love Lisa & Frank Francis & Matt❤️🙏🏻🇮🇹

My condolences to relatives of Phil from his family. Having shared my thoughts with his children and JoJo, who is a much one of them, I will relate a memory.
     I must have been about 9 or 10 when my big sister Jeanne started dating Phil. After a while he started coming over on Sunday for our early sumptuous meals made by my mother Rose, a superb master in the kitchen. Being a kid with a four fingered baseball glove  he recognized that I might be interested in watching professional football.  Each time there was a Giants game on he encouraged me to sit with him. He patiently taught me the rules as I never watched football before on tv. It was a black and while almost oval tube. The games seem mostly a bunch of guys piling on up the middle on almost every play. Often on snow. There was YA Title the quarterback, a baldheaded old man to me. Phil inflicted his love of the Giants and the game on me, even though it seem boring in the beginning. I became a life long Giants fan because of him. Thanks Phil, you were always happy to see us and we played a lot of softball catching together, throwing hi  flies to each other. He had a good arm. 
      I will miss his kind eyes and love emanating from his smile.

I was 13 years young, a teenager, wow!!!  My brother in law, Philly arrived at our house in Brooklyn wishing me Happy Birthday carrying an armful of  yellow roses.  It was the  first time I ever received flowers..    I jumped with joy! I hugged him and thanked him.  To this day  one of those roses is pressed in the book I was reading then, “Gone with the Wind”!!!!
Rest in Peace Philly you’ll always hold a special place in my heart ❤️ 
Much Love, ‘Aunt’ Pauline or as you often called me, “Dolly”!🙏🙏🙏

To my Godmother and my sweet cousins, 

I listened to Frank Sinatra all day yesterday in memory of Uncle Phil. 
Growing up, your house was like my second home. The memories we made there are ever lasting.  Watching the Wizard of Oz on your color TV for the first time… sleepovers galore… swimming… barbecues… the first time I held my baby brother was in your kitchen. I’ll never forget that. 
Uncle Phil was always welcoming, loving and happy.  I’m glad I got to spend some time with him last summer. 💙

I’m sending you all so much love and prayers for comfort. 

I love you all,
Angela

Dear Aunt Jean, Joey, Phillip, MaryJo, and Roseanne❤️
My heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your beloved husband and father. 
Uncle Phil was always so welcoming with his beautiful smile, generosity in opening up his home and heart to us, and humorous as he referred to us as his “little potatoes”. 
Growing up, your house was the ‘Happy House’, filled with food, laughter, and love. We were always together making memories through good times and hard times. Those memories have sustained me throughout my life. I will never forget the secure feeling that resided within those walls. 
I am surrounding all of you with love as you face this difficult sadness. May you be comforted by the many memories you share, and be reminded of your dad when you recognize a little piece of him in each one of you. 
I love you, Deb

Dear Joe, Phil, Roe and MaryJo, 
   May beautiful and happy memories fill your hearts. I am grateful to have been a part of your family for more than 50 years. Your Dad always made me feel welcomed and loved.  May you each find peace and comfort in each other. He certainly helped raise four beautiful souls. Holding you close to my heart. Always, Rachel~

OBITUARIO

Philip A Licchio

1 enero, 1927 – 1 julio, 2025

Quinn Hopping Funeral Home

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