Dominick Coniglione, 69, of Palm Harbor, Florida, passed away on September 29th, 2026. He is survived by his wife Sandy Coniglione; stepchildren Jennifer (Bob)Ridge and Stephanie Love; grandchildren Marissa (Meghan) Love, Heather (Tommy) Miller, Tricia Jackson and Christopher (Jessica) Jackson; siblings Ross (Larae) Coniglione, Joseph (Nancy) Coniglione; nieces & nephews Ryan (Katie) Hanson and daughter Mea, Leah Hanson, Tricia Kane Veronica Coniglione Lavigne, Melissa Coniglione, Joey Morelli, Logan Lavigne and Jaxson Lavigne.
Dominick was a loving husband, father, brother, uncle, grandfather and friend to us all. He fought cancer with a strength that went far beyond the physical. Through every difficult moment, he held tightly to his faith in Christ. He never allowed cancer to take away his hope, his joy, or the light that made him who he was. Even when he was hurting, he found a way to make others laugh. Even when he was facing his own darkest days, he still found a way to bring light to the people around him.That was the kind of man he was. He loved deeply. He laughed often. He gave hope when others needed it. He carried his faith with him until the very end, trusting in God even when the road became difficult.
His illness may have changed his body, but it never changed his spirit. Cancer could not take his smile. It could not take his kindness. It could not take his humor. And it could never take his faith.
Today, our hearts are broken because we have lost someone so deeply loved. But we can also be grateful—for every laugh, every smile, every moment of love, every lesson in faith, and every bit of light he left behind.
His light may no longer shine here beside us, but it will never be gone. It lives on in everyone he loved, everyone he made laugh, everyone he encouraged, and every heart he touched.
Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home - Seven Springs Chapel
Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home - Seven Springs Chapel
Deborah Phillips
October 9, 2026, 5:57 pm
My deepest condolences to Sandy and the Coniglione family. May God bless and comfort you all.
I was blessed to have known Dominick! Dominick was every bit of light to everyone he met. I have so many fond memories of Dominick but 2 that stand out to me. When my husband had passed Dominick put so much love, care and compassion into the DVD he put together for my husband’s service. The other is him teasing me about my Pittsburgh Steelers. Yes Dominick had a little jokester side. That was another side of Dominick he loved to laugh and make others laugh. Dominick was very much a light to everyone he met. You will be very missed my dear friend. ❤️
Alexis Kemmerer (Allie)
October 10, 2026, 2:55 am
My condolences to Sandy and family. I grew up knowing Dominick from church as a kid. He was the funny jokester guy who always had the good jokes. Dominick and Sandy are some of the kindest people I’ve met in life and I’m glad I had the chance to know him. Rest easy, see you on the other side you better have a good joke for me.