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In Memory of
Nicholas Alexander
Tocco
Tocco
1983 - 2017
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Obituary for Nicholas Alexander Tocco
Nicholas Alexander Tocco, age 33 of Thayer Street, Grafton, WV passed away Thursday, May 18, 2017 as a result of an automobile accident on Rt. 310 on his way to work.
He was born October 6, 1983 in Schenectady, NY a son of Steven Joseph Tocco of Grafton, and Linda Ann (Boissonneault) Tocco of Cape Cod, MA.
He is survived by one daughter, Alexandra Nicole Tocco of Grafton; two sisters, Michelle A. Tocco of Cape Cod, MA and Alesha M. Tocco of Grafton; and one brother, Christopher S. Tocco of Richmond, VA.
Nicholas was a chemical compounder at Rexhide Co. in Grafton and he had received his Red Hat for coal mining.
He enjoyed his daughter, Alexandra, had a passion for computers and video games, and enjoyed hunting and camping out.
There will be no funeral home visitation and he will be cremated.
The Donald G. Ford Funeral Home in Grafton is handling the arrangements for the Tocco family.
He was born October 6, 1983 in Schenectady, NY a son of Steven Joseph Tocco of Grafton, and Linda Ann (Boissonneault) Tocco of Cape Cod, MA.
He is survived by one daughter, Alexandra Nicole Tocco of Grafton; two sisters, Michelle A. Tocco of Cape Cod, MA and Alesha M. Tocco of Grafton; and one brother, Christopher S. Tocco of Richmond, VA.
Nicholas was a chemical compounder at Rexhide Co. in Grafton and he had received his Red Hat for coal mining.
He enjoyed his daughter, Alexandra, had a passion for computers and video games, and enjoyed hunting and camping out.
There will be no funeral home visitation and he will be cremated.
The Donald G. Ford Funeral Home in Grafton is handling the arrangements for the Tocco family.
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