So sorry to learn of Mickey's passing. We grew up together in Manchester. My deepest condolences to the family.

Steve and I send our condolances to Rose, and to her and Mickey's families. We will especially miss the music Mickey brought into our lives. Love from Shirley and Steve

My deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear Mickey. May all your good memories help you through this difficult time.

I will never forget your joy, you will be missed....

I'm thinking of Mickey's big smile and friendly greeting on the many, many times
he would come to our house before jobs with my late husband,Tom. He was a great talent,and I pray that the joy of his music will help your hearts to heal. My
sincerest sympathy to all of you.
Melanie Yalanis

To Rose and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Mickey will be remembered always for his talent and joy for life. We will miss him.
Judy Heit and John S. Mariano

So sorry to read of Mickey's passing. We were friends dating back to the middle 50's. Mick was a classy guy. He will be missed by all that new him.
Dave krinjak

Rose and Family, Joel and I would like to express our sympathy for the loss of your beloved Mickey. Hopefully good memories will bring you solace at this time. Joel and I are thinking of you. Your friends, Sheila and Joel

Dear Mickey's family,
The children of Rose and Seymour Rosenberg send our deepest sympathy to all of you. We have many fond memories of Mickey playing great music and being a great friend to our parents. Not y was your father a great entertainer, he was a funny story teller. One interesting note, Mickey will rest in peace just behind our late parent's home on Barnard Drive.
Sincerely,
Reva, Debbie and David

I have lost one of my oldest friends and a fraternity brother in music. Mickey and I shared many years full of music and tennis and humor. I shall truly miss him. God speed Mick. Buzzy

Our deepest sympathy and condolences to our dear friend, Rose, and the Fendell family. Mickey made a dent in our heart. We will remember him always.
Gail and David

Lilli and Manny,
We are sorry to learn of the passing of your Dad and we remember all the good times we had together during your days on Center Street and Lydall Road.
With our sincere condolences.
The Martineau (Harvey, Ellen, Erin, and Monique)

Mickey was always a joy to be with - his talent and personality made him a very special person. He will be missed by all his friends and admirers - I considered him to be a close and wonderful friend. My love and support to his beloved Rose and family.

The Brown Thompson Kiddies Review on Saturday mornings. The many private parties we played for. We were both 78 years old. I played bass for Mickey on many,many occasions. I will surely miss my friend. Skippy

Rose and Family, Joel and I are sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved Mickey. May all of your special memories bring you solace at this time. Love Sheila and Joel

My deepest sympathy to Mickeys Family. I remember meeting Mick back in the mid 70s. I am a vocalist and I have such wonderful memories working with him and the great old gang. Fiorellos restaurant in West Hartford was a great Italian restaurant and Mickey played there often.I remember so clearly stopping in to see him and our great friend Dick Calitro on drums. His talent was superb and his company always brought laughter and fabulous times. Rest in peace Mickey. I will fondly remember you and always treasure the countless musical memories. Gods Blessings.

Mickey, I wore your hand-me-downs since I was 5. I tagged along with you and my brother, Steve, until you finished AIC. I drove your new Ford convertible back from Florida while you slept. You spent a lot of time visiting me in my apartments in New York. I listened to you playing the piano since you were young and enjoyed visiting your house on Center Street. Our parents were close friends and we were close friends. Rest in peace with our G-d my friend, Mickey. I shall think of you often. Alan

To our dear friend and fellow musician. We will surely miss your
yearly Florida visits and numerous phone calls through the year.
So sorry to all your family and Rose's. May GOD bless you and rest in peace. Fondly, Ben and Barbara

we will miss you

Will miss the many years of our musical companionship. Mickey started singing and all of us piano players were expected to sing. He started playing accordion and all of us were expected to play accordion. Can hear him singing "They All Laughed" and "Primrose Lane". So many people would see Mickey and ask about Danny and would see me and ask about Mickey. In the old days, he would be playing in one room of the Hilton or another hotel and I would be playing a party in the next room with George Jalbert or Angie or Merrill in the next room.

Memories-- so many of Mickey