Nicholas â??Nick�? Muccigrosso

Muccigrosso, Nicholas of Orchard Park Rd. Pine City, NY formerly of Fulton Street, Elmira. Very unexpectedly Saturday, May 12th, 2001 at home with his beloved wife, and friend for over 41years Deanna by his side. Also surviving Nick Daughter and son in law: JoAnn and Robert Tippins of Albany, NY sons and daughters in law Anthoney and Onalee of Catlin, NY, and Michael and Nadine wholeben Muccigrosso of Horseheads, NY 2 wonderful grandsons Nicholas A. Muccigrosso and Cole M. Tippins Sister and brother in law: Rosemarie and DonaldVesneske of Elmira, NY Brother: Daniel Muccigrosso of San Francisco, CA and Fort Lauderdale, FL.Several nieces and nephews including very special Niece and nephew Robert and Michelle Mother in law: Florence Stuck of Horseheads, NY and numerous loving in laws. Special Friends Pat and Sheila Brady of Elmira, NY. Nick is predeceased by his father Anthony N. in 1979 and mother GenevieveCassetta Muccigrosso in 1988. Family and friends are invited to call at the Olthof Funeral Home, Inc. 1050 Pennsylvania Avenue Elmira, NY Wednesday, May 16th, 2001 2:00-4:00pm and 7:00-9:00pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Thursday morning May 17th, 2001 10:00am at the St. Mary?s Church 224 Franklin Street, Elmira, NYReverend Richard Farrell Celebrant. Nick will be placed in peace at the St. Peter and Pauls Cemetery, Elmira, NY following the graveside committal prayers.Nick retired as Code enforcement officer for the City of Elmira, NY after 13 years of loyal service. Nick was a communicant of St. Mary?s Church of the Southside and he loved collecting antique toys and many other collectables. He was an avid Giants fan who loved to travel withwife and friend for life Deanna. Together they loved their many fruitful and not so fruitful trips to Las Vegas, NV. Nick was known for his quick wit, and one-liners. Everyone who knew Nick always enjoyed his sense of humor. He will be miss by many. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather and brother who brought out the best in his family. Those wishing may make memorials to the charity of one?s choice andlight a ?Candle of Memory? at www.olthof.com.