So sorry to hear of Michael’s passing and how hard his last year had been for him.  Michael was definitely one of our “fun cousins”! He was always smiling and joking around! Our hearts go out to Neila and Rob and Rosemarie and Buzzy. May God comfort you 🙏

My dear brother. You were more a brother than my cousin.  We had such amazing times together and many laughs!!  They always said we both had that grin and we could just look at each other and bust out laughing.  You and i had the ferris wheel ride and after that ride i never went on again lol. They stopped the ride and we were on the top and you decided to shake it!!!  You also taught me how to do handstands and walk on my hands when i was young. let’s not forget how we would talk in Donald Duck. Lmao.  And when you were a star-ledger manager and you and i had to deliver papers to the ones who didn't get a paper.  We had so many memories and times together. I love you always and forever and rest easy now xoxo. Love always, Roe

My Condolences to All Family and Friends .
I knew "Dino" (which is what many called him in the Early days) since I I was a few years born.
I lived on Sherman Place, 2 houses in from the corner where the Primavera's lived.
Mike was one of the very local neighborhood gang and we interacted / hung out *plenty* during the 60's / early 70's....We played football on the lawn behind the townhall.
Mike, Tommy Lyman (who everybody called "lemon") and myself were essentially inseparable in the neighborhood.
I was at his house in 1967 listening to the 1st and 2nd Hendrix albums when I was 8 years old....The speakers were mounted on the upper walls , close to the ceiling and in different rooms (sunparlour and Living room) which appreciably accentuated the stereo / special effects !
I remember hearing "Whole Lotta Love" for the 1st time in his car right after he started driving....He used to like to make fun of singers (imitate them in an over the top sort of way ) and to 'interpret' the lyrics of songs and put his own 'insider type of spin' (!) on everything...He used to win albums on the boardwalk and give them to me.
Mike could do a backflip and land on his hands and then proceed to walk on his hands backwards and I remember hearing that he performed his acrobatics onstage at Florence Ave School during an event there and everyone was suitably impressed.
We also hung out with the Kochanowski sisters (mostly Ellen and Wanda) and Sherri Dennis who lived across the street from them on the middle of the 1st block of Sherman Place and Sue MacDonald who lived on the corner of Sherman and Beaumont.
He liked to be humorously 'politically incorrect' and was definitely alot of fun to hang out with.
He used to stop by my house intermittently in the 80's.
I last spoke to him from a payphone about 20 years ago, as I didn't have a telephone at the time and we kind of lost touch after that...
Mike will never be forgotten by anyone who really knew him.
Peace to All Beings !

I have so many memories of Michael as a youngster.  He was quite a handful but always bringing laughter.  Getting into mischief was something the whole family will remember about him.  His mother, Tessie who was my aunt, was quite a doting mother and we all humored her.  I hope Michael will be at peace now as he suffered a long and sad bout with his disease.  
With loving memories ,
RIP
Cousin Anna

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Michael P. DeNorscio

26 mars 1953 – 2 septembre 2025

Quinn Hopping Funeral Home

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