Birth date: Apr 7, 1943 Death date: Nov 25, 2021
Alfred Joseph Cicci, 78, of Fayetteville, passed away at home surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Syracuse, NY, son of the late Joseph and Elenora (Abenanty) Cicci. His father, planned and constructed many developments Read Obituary
Dear Hon (Jason), Sofi, and all the wonderful Cicci’s,
my heart mourns with you all and you are in my prayers.
Al was simply THE BEST. Rare, glowing person who touched even my life. My family and I are praying for you all during this time and moving forward. May the peace of God comfort your hearts as you celebrate his life and mourn. Sending love, Sarah Hamady (Hon)
Cicci Family,
My sincere condolences go out to all of you during this tough time.Al was a Family friend starting with you Grandfathers shoe repair on Butternut. That was my first encounter with your family. From that time on I got to know what a great Family you all were to everyone that came into contact with you all. Rest In Peace Al as you were a great friend to my Family. May God Bless You & Your Family Too.
Dear Sophi and family,
We are sorry to learn of the loss of Al. We will keep you in our prayers and continue to have good memories and thoughts of Al.
Our condolences and prayers,
Victor & Geri Vasta
Dear Sophi and family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Al. He will be missed. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
With sympathy,
Laura Shibles (Oceanwalk)
To Sophi, and all the Cicci Family,
Our memories of Al will forever remain with us. In the words of Paster Ryan “ Al was one of the good guys.”
My relation with Al began in business at the time when his Father,Joe ran Case Supply. Through many years as being a customer and the many, many lunches at Twin Trees, the fishing on Lake Ontario, the basketball games,
Al and Sophi became our very dear friends.
Al will be missed dearly but our memories of Al shall remain with us forever. I’ve often said that if you can count on one hand the number of good friends you have, you are a lucky person.
I am forever thankful to have known Al and even more thankful to count him as one of my five.
We send our Prayers and Love to the Cicci family.
Amy and Steve Katz
Mrs. Cicci, Joe and the rest of the family, I'm truly sorry for your loss. I have very fond memories of playing at your house as a middle school-aged (or perhaps younger) child. Many of my memories revolve around the warmth and love that was evident in your home, the orange jello squares, cold pizza for breakfast (I'd never had it before I had one of the many sleepovers at your house!) and how welcome you made me feel every time I visited. Your husband/Dad was a big part of that. He was a great man and he will be missed by so many. Sincerely, Peter Barrett
To Steve and your entire family....Eric and I are so sad to hear of your fathers passing. We loved reading about his life and his large family. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family during this sad time!!
To Sophie and all of the extended Cicci family,
The Ianno family mourns with you at this difficult time. I first knew Al as a business client in the late 70's that then developed into a mutual friendship that has lasted ever since. He was a talented businessman with great business principles that led to a solid trusting friendship.
His was a life well lived and he's enjoying the promises of his living Faith!
Enjoy Paradise Al!
The Victor Ianno family
My Deepest Condolences to Al's family on his passing. A true gentleman I will miss the conversations we had at lunch talking about business and life. He will be missed.
To Al's beloved wife and children,
We are so sad to learn of Al's passing. He was always so kind and a great patron of the (Fremont) bakery for many, many years. He was so helpful when Tony decided to do a total kitchen addition and the cabinets remain beautiful to this day. He will be remembered fondly and we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
With sincere sympathy,
Pauline Fallico and family
