Not shortly after Mike Carroll passed away, his obituary was made public.
Michael John Carroll passed away on June 15, 2023, at the age of 87. He had serious health problems in 2022, which he valiantly conquered.
Mike spent his whole 50-year life in Shirley, New York, and was well-known for being a part of the Brookhaven National Laboratory team that conducted particle investigations.
His interest was further sparked by the fact that he constructed and tested electrical apparatus utilised in physics research. Michael felt a strong draw to gravitational radiation as well.
Mike Carroll worked for the Swedish technology business Ericson after leaving the lab.
Despite this, Michael has always loved going on adventures. He took pleasure in deep sea diving and even served as the ship’s chief diver while it looked for lost treasures.
Along with flying aeroplanes, he adored designing and using hang gliders. Throughout his professional life, Mike discovered a passion for motorcycles, and he enthusiastically participated in the St. Patrick’s Day parade in New York City as a bagpiper.
He started working for the Brookhaven Fire Department in 1975.
Although he quit the military in his mid-sixties, he worked as a fire policeman for an additional ten years.
Mike’s aid in starting the Shirley Community Ambulance service and finishing AEMT training.
Michael spent the majority of his time working with the St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. Jude Church and regularly went to daily mass there.
Michael Carroll passed away on June 15, 2023, according to a statement released by the Roma Funeral Home in Shirley, New York.
The obituary for Mike Carroll emphasised his accomplishments both personally and professionally as well as the priceless experiences he had.
Two big services have been planned as part of Mike Carroll’s obituary to commemorate and celebrate his life.
The first service will be the visitation, which will take place on June 21, 2023. The event will get under way at 6:00 and go until 9:00. The Roma Funeral Home in Shirley, New York, is open for visitors at 539 William Floyd Parkway.
People are welcome to attend, pay their respects, and offer their condolences to the bereaved family during this event.
The second service will be a formal memorial service on June 22, 2023. It will take place at St. Jude RC Church, 89 Overlook Dr., in Mastic Beach, New York, and it will begin at 10:00 a.m.
He also took advanced emergency medical technician (AEMT) training and helped form Shirley Community Ambulance.
The purpose of the service is to honour Michael Carroll’s memory in a more formal setting while also commemorating his life.
The arrangements for Mike Carroll’s funeral services have been made with care to make it easier for everyone who will be affected by his loss to grieve, remember, and offer support.
Visitors will have a private setting during the visitation where they may think back on the special times they had with him.
The church memorial service will provide a formal setting for prayers, tributes to the departed, and memory-sharing.
Mike Carroll’s sister Margaret, his two children Andrew and Michael, his grandchildren Michael and Robert, his granddaughter Maya, and a sizable number of nephews and nieces are among the surviving members of his family.
Prior to Michael, his parents, sister Mary, and brother Hilary all passed away.
Friends, family, and other loved ones responded to Michael John Carroll’s passing by sending several memorials and condolences.
Michael’s close friends and relatives also submitted heartfelt notes and shared personal stories about their contacts with him.
They thought back on his adventurous nature, his good nature, and the wonderful influence he had on their lives. Many praised his fortitude, thankfulness, and unchanging smile in the face of difficulties.
Michael’s coworkers at Brookhaven National Laboratory honoured his achievements to experimental physics and his commitment to the positron/solids infraction group.
His professionalism, creativity, and commitment to scientific research were lauded by coworkers.
Michael spent many years as a dedicated member of the Brookhaven Fire Department, and they expressed their deep sorrow and gratitude for his service.
He was praised by his fellow firefighters and other firefighters for his bravery, teamwork, and selflessness.
St. Jude Roman Catholic Church’s congregation and St. Vincent de Paul Society members expressed their sorrow. They recalled Michael’s steadfast faith and dedication to helping others.
Michael had the privilege of meeting people from various walks of life, and they sent their sincere condolences.