Groveland: Fred A. Miceli, 60 years, of Barber Hill Rd. , Groveland, NY died Thursday, October 31, 2013 at Noyes Memorial Hospital in Dansville, NY. He was born in Rochester, NY, September 1, 1953, the son of Nicholas and Margaret Wolfe Miceli. He was predeceased by his parents and sister, Audri DeBarr.
Fred was employed by the University of Rochester.
He is survived by his wife, Karen (DiPasquale) Miceli; his daughters, Amanda (Jesse) Sprinkle of Avon, Autumn Miceli of Groveland and Adrienne (Marc) Angarano of Livonia. 11 grandchildren. His brother, Nick Miceli of Rochester. His sisters, Diega Miceli of Florida and Peggy Spinelli of Rochester. Several nieces and nephews.
Friends are invited to services Saturday, November 9, 2013 at Avon Wesleyn Church, 300 Genesee St. Avon, NY at 11 AM. Arrangements, Kevin W. Dougherty Funeral Home, Inc. Livonia – Honeoye. To send condolences, please visit: www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com
Aunt Karen,
I was just a baby when you got married to Uncle Fred, a marriage the length of my whole lifetime!! WOW! Thank you for standing by my uncle as an helpmeet and partner all these years! You are a great example to our family! God has blessed us with both of your lives, we have many memories to hold on to and many days ahead of healing and living with those that need us. My love and believing is with you and your family in the days ahead. Thank God we have the HOPE!! Even though our lives may change drastically, GOD DOES NOT CHANGE! He is still our rock, our fortress, and our deliverer!!!
Love,
Jennifer and Keegan Oviedo, Florida
Karen and family, our hearts are saddened to learn our friend has gone home. Know that Fred is safe and no longer in pain as he sits and praises our Lord and Savior. Thank you for the updates and emails of his condition during his treatments and surgeries. We will miss his smile and yes he will be deeply missed. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for whatever you may need. We love you all.
Tony & Evelyn James
Karen and girls, We are so sad to hear of Fred passing and seems like it should not be, but God is God and His ways are above our ways. It is so easy to question Him and wonder but He says we are to trust Him as He knows best. We are with you all in spirit at this time and continue to pray for grace and strength in the days ahead. It was so fun to spend time with you all the house and see your garden and all the work you did there. Fred will be missed and yet, we look forward to the reunion we will have with him again on the other side. So many good ones have gone on before but the time will come when He will wash away all our tears and we will be with Him! Hugs and love
Don and Julie
I believe at this time Karen you and the girls are experiencing the love and grace of God because of all the prayers of the saints for you and the family. A lady we know once said time doesn’t heal but Jesus heals in time., I know this is true and hope it is a word of encouragement to you as it has been to me. We may be sad and miss Fred but we are so thankful to have known and spent time with Him . Thank you for sharing him with us.
Karen and family,
I was shocked and saddened to read of your husband’s passing. Please accept my sympathy and you are in my thoughts and prayers. Joyce Willard
Fred exemplified “they will know you are Christians by your love” his actions always spoke louder than his words…..they are still speaking and we miss him dearly.
I am very sorry to hear that Fred lost the battle to stay on this earth with his family and friends. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Both Daniel Fullerton and myself are sad to hear of Fred’s passing. We both grew up with Fred and have many fond memories of him. As the previous poster mentioned both of us were also there rolling skating with Fred at Olympic Park too. Fred, Dan and his brother Dave used to go hunting and fishing together all the time as well and they would get quite the big catch each time they would go. He was the best kind of friend that anyone could have. The world has lost a great man. Please accept our sincere condolences and know that our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this very difficult time.
To the Miceli family from our family….we mourn not as those that have no Hope…we mourn however..we mourn….Fred was the friend that everybody wished they had and few did…we did….our love as a family to your family is family love..it will never be broken even though Fred is gone from us for a time….we are deeply saddened..as I tell people who ask how we are doing…this is a hard thing…we weep..and we weep with you..our prayers are for you..we lift you up to our Father and ask Him to hold you close. We are ready to circle the wagons and protect you in prayer and deed….Love Ed and Marianne
With my sincere sympathy at Fred’s passing to his entire family. I remember Fred as a sweet and strong young man who loved to Roller Skate with his friends at Olympic Park. Though I hadn’t seen Fred in many years he always had a special place in my heart. My friend Claire and I spent many teenage weekends skating with Fred and Diega. He was such a gentleman even as a young man. Several years ago I ran into Fred at Strong Hospital when my son had an injury. He told me that he was happily married and had a wonderful family! You are all in my thoughts and prayers…Laurie {Dinehart} Gleason
We are so sorry to hear of Fred’s passing! But you know he is home with our LORD!!!
I wanted to thank everyone who was there to support us when my sister (Kathy Nowack)
went suddenly in April 2011. God bless you all in this time and draw on his strength
and always celebrate Fred’s life until we are all together again with our Heavenly Father!
Fred & I both believed this world is not our home but it is with a heavy heart I say good-bye to an old friend. Fred was simply a super person; honest, caring, no pretense simply very capable. If he needed help I’d be there in a heartbeat and I know he would do the same. Very heavy heart right now but we will rejoice together in the future.