Dominick J. Licata

Birth date: Mar 30, 1935 Death date: Jan 23, 2026

Dominick J. Licata, 90, of Boynton Beach, Florida passed away on January 23, 2026. He was born on March 30,1935 in Brooklyn, New York. He leaves to cherish his memory to a host of family members and friends. Dominick will be deepl Read Obituary

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John Licata

10w ago

in honor of Dominick.

Uncle Dickie, You lived a fabulous Life, you Loved, you lost, you cried, but mostly laughed, your laugh will be missed most, the most genuine man I ever knew, music fan, baseball fan, know that we were all Your Fans...I'm sad that you left us, but, new of it's eventually, without you ......all us , and you know who I mean...all of us... will miss you forever, Las Vegas Will Never Be The Same, we all won't be the same, something is changed forever, We Love You♥️

Johnny, Tinky, Michael, and , Harley

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Dawn Kopman Whidden

11w ago

in honor of Dominick.

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Dawn Kopman Whidden

11w ago

Dom was one of the sweetest men I had a pleasure to know. Made me feel as if I was so special by being a fan of my novels. If anyone could have gotten me to continue to write, it would have been Dom.
I also loved the way he loved my friend Linda. I never saw her so happy and fulfilled and it was so obvious how much he loved her. He will be missed by all of us who knew him.

Ida Desimone

11w ago

I only got to be your niece for a short while, but it was a beautiful 7 years and I am glad I finally found you! You were a kind and gentle soul and the best storyteller around! Your stories made us laugh til we cried. I hope you are reunited w/ all the family and telling my mom and dad that we all met! ❤️🙏 Rest in peace!

Ida Desimone

11w ago

Thomas Desimone

11w ago

I remember the first time I met Uncle Dominic. From the moment we arrived, he welcomed my wife, his niece, and me with such genuine warmth and grace. He made us feel instantly comfortable, like we truly belonged, and that kindness stayed with me long after that day.

Tom and Ida

Joe Licata

11w ago

Uncle Dick
What can I say...You where like a father to me.!!! I will miss our talks ,all the story's of you and my dad ,grandma grandpa and of course, your incredible memory!! As far back to the Cleveland days...and that laugh 😃 never forget the laugh....And some great times...You truly where a 💎 gem of a person!!!! There are many people who knew the true dick Licata. A heart of gold....Love you Ace..❤️❤️❤️❤️💎💎💎💎 you are in great company now rest easy Uncle ...Love aways Joe and Suz

Bobby Joseph

11w ago

Uncle Dicky, I love you and will always cherish my time. You would always say “Whats up Joseph” with a smile from ear to ear. You are forever in my heart and thoughts. Till I see you again, Rest Easy Ace.

With love, Little Joseph, Victoria, and Little Little Joseph Licata

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