Community remembers Bridgeport icon Lucille Piccirillo
Her son, Jay Piccirillo, highlighted her dedication to the community, noting that she co-founded the Madison Avenue Merchant's Association and supported nearly 100 charities.
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May 23, 2024, 10:51 AM
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Updated 24 days ago
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8ds agoOver 500 people gathered in Bridgeport to honor the memory of Lucille Piccirillo, the beloved owner of Micalizzi's Italian Ice on Madison Avenue.
Her son, Jay Piccirillo, highlighted her dedication to the community, noting that she co-founded the Madison Avenue Merchant's Association and supported nearly 100 charities.
Lucille’s volunteer work left a lasting impact on Bridgeport. She was laid to rest at Saint Michael's Cemetery in Stratford.
