Michael James Cocimano
September 27, 1965 – June 28, 2024
Michael “Mike” James Cocimano, 58, of Englewood, FL, formerly of Edgewater, MD, passed away on June 28, 2024, at Rebecca Fortney Care Center in Pasadena, MD. Born on September 27, 1965, in Washington, DC, Mike was the son of Joseph William Cocimano and Ruth Laverne (Patterson) Cocimano. Mike grew up in Camp Springs, MD, and graduated from Crossland High School in 1983. He earned his bachelor’s degree in finance from Towson State University and then received his CPA certification. He began his career in the federal government and earned his master’s degree in information technology from Johns Hopkins University. He worked as an IT Specialist at the Environmental Protection Agency for 33 years. Mike enjoyed life on the water and boating. He was fascinated by all things electronic . . . he loved gadgets. He enjoyed watching movies, playing cards, and various other activities with his family and friends.
Mike is survived by his brother, Greg (Paula) Cocimano, of Owings, MD; his sister, Terri Konoza, of Dunkirk, MD; his nephew, Anthony (Adria) Konoza and family, of Summerville, SC; his companion, Julie Guy, of California, MD; and many relatives and friends. Michael was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Ruth Cocimano.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Michael’s memory to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Visitation
Calvert Grace Community Church
9870 Old Solomons Island Road
Owings, MD 20736
Services
- Funeral Service
Wednesday, July 3, 2024
11:30 A.M.
Calvert Grace Community Church
9870 Old Solomons Island Road
Owings, MD 20736
Interment
- Burial
Contributions
St. Jude Memorial Fund in Memory of Mike Cocimano
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You were taken way too soon but I know you are now pain free and resting in peace with our Heavenly Father , your Dad and Mom and other family members. Rest in peace Michael. We love you and will miss you. Love. Aunt Betty and Uncle Ralph
My family and I are sending our deepest condolences to Mike’s family. I know that the Heavenly Father has wrapped his arms around the family.
Mike and I worked together for many years at EPA. After my retirement, we continued to stay in touch on a monthly basis. My heart is aching so much at this time. He was a great friend and that friendship will always be cherished.
Deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Mike. Mike was a valued career employee at EPA. He was a subject matter expert in budget systems and contributed his talents to EPA’s Office of Research and Development. He also was a mentor to others. As a dedicated public servant, he leaves a legacy of which to be proud.
Mike and I worked together at EPA. He was always so kind and had a great sense of humor. We kept in touch with each other on a monthly basis and it was always nice to hear how Mike was looking forward to retirement. My heart is broken for him and his family. My deepest condolences to his family.
Although I never got the pleasure of meeting Mike in person, his personality and love for life shined through his love for Julie. Anyone that works with Julie knew Mike and the smiles that he brought. Praying for continued peace and comfort for all of his loved ones.
Michael James, my gregarious little brother from another mother.
I’d find Mike & Chris working on a car in Mom & Dads driveway. Or their younger versions scheming with some mad fireworks for the weekend.
At the time Mike and I both worked in Wash DC, we’d spend our lunch time at the National Museums. Mike was the most entertaining museum tour guide.
Mike was smart, talented and always surging forward.
Mike, my friend, We love you and will miss you. Thank you for being a part of our lives and for the cardinals you sent. Now kick back, relax on a puffy cloud while God’s peace envelopes you and you wait on the rest of us.
Oh Mike, neighbor and friend in Englewood, Bob and I will miss your calls and our dinners out at Paraiso. Through you we met two wonderful women who will sorely miss you. Thanks for the memories. (To Julie, Terri and family: our deepest sympathies).
Ruth and Bob
I’m so sad to hear of Mike’s passing. Everyone liked Mike. He was a wonderful, kind and cheerful friend of mine at the EPA. Always willing to help and share about life outside of work. He will be dearly missed.
You have my deepest condolences and prayers.
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I’m heartbroken. Mike and I worked together at EPA. He was not only my coworker but also my friend. My deepest sympathy to Julie and his family.
Greg – So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Bernie and Rita
You were taken way too soon but I know you are now pain free and resting in peace with our Heavenly Father , your Dad and Mom and other family members. Rest in peace Michael. We love you and will miss you. Love. Aunt Betty and Uncle Ralph
So sorry to hear this news Mike was a thoughtful and sweet person. My family and myself will be praying for healing for the entire family. Hugs
My family and I are sending our deepest condolences to Mike’s family. I know that the Heavenly Father has wrapped his arms around the family.
Mike and I worked together for many years at EPA. After my retirement, we continued to stay in touch on a monthly basis. My heart is aching so much at this time. He was a great friend and that friendship will always be cherished.
Going to miss our phone conversations and seeing each other when we can. Wish you would have made it to Alaska to see this place where I live.
Deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Mike. Mike was a valued career employee at EPA. He was a subject matter expert in budget systems and contributed his talents to EPA’s Office of Research and Development. He also was a mentor to others. As a dedicated public servant, he leaves a legacy of which to be proud.
I am so sorry to lose you. My condolences to dear Terry, Greg and Paula. I will always remember you were the only one to get me on that Ferris wheel in Chicago when you came to visit. We love you. Ruthann and Reuel
Mike and I worked together at EPA. He was always so kind and had a great sense of humor. We kept in touch with each other on a monthly basis and it was always nice to hear how Mike was looking forward to retirement. My heart is broken for him and his family. My deepest condolences to his family.
Although I never got the pleasure of meeting Mike in person, his personality and love for life shined through his love for Julie. Anyone that works with Julie knew Mike and the smiles that he brought. Praying for continued peace and comfort for all of his loved ones.
I met Mike in Feb-March 2021 when he bought his house. An overall good guy. He will be missed.
I am very sorry to hear about Mike’s passing. I enjoyed working both for and with him at EPA. He as always supportive of his staff and coworkers.
Mike Mike Mike .. I will miss you and our crazy conversations. You have been a friend for a long time and will be in my heart even longer. You made life at EPA bearable at times and knew how to make me laugh. Love you my friend
My thoughts are with Mike’s family and friends. I worked with Mike at EPA for many years. He was always willing to help with any task and was just an overall good human being. He will be greatly missed!
My condolences to Mike’s family. I enjoyed working with him at EPA
Michael James, my gregarious little brother from another mother.
I’d find Mike & Chris working on a car in Mom & Dads driveway. Or their younger versions scheming with some mad fireworks for the weekend.
At the time Mike and I both worked in Wash DC, we’d spend our lunch time at the National Museums. Mike was the most entertaining museum tour guide.
Mike was smart, talented and always surging forward.
Mike, my friend, We love you and will miss you. Thank you for being a part of our lives and for the cardinals you sent. Now kick back, relax on a puffy cloud while God’s peace envelopes you and you wait on the rest of us.
I am sorry to hear of Mike’s passing. My condolences to his family.
Oh Mike, neighbor and friend in Englewood, Bob and I will miss your calls and our dinners out at Paraiso. Through you we met two wonderful women who will sorely miss you. Thanks for the memories. (To Julie, Terri and family: our deepest sympathies).
Ruth and Bob
I’m so sad to hear of Mike’s passing. Everyone liked Mike. He was a wonderful, kind and cheerful friend of mine at the EPA. Always willing to help and share about life outside of work. He will be dearly missed.
You have my deepest condolences and prayers.
Mike you were my brother, I will miss you.