Timothy F. McQueeney, Jr, 71, husband of Jeannette Radocchio McQueeney, died August 11, in Venice (Fla.) Regional Bayfront Hospital. Mr McQueeney was retired and living in the Venetian Golf and River Club. Born in Derby, December 4, 1943, he was the son of the late Helen Sciongay McQueeney and Timothy F. McQueeney, Sr.

Besides his wife, survivors include his sister, Carol Pokladowski, and her husband Jack, of Sandy Hook; his brother, Frank McQueeney, and his wife Patricia, of Ansonia; his son, Timothy F. McQueeney III, and his wife Cammie, of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.; his daughter, Kelly Malone, and her husband, Marine Major Sam Malone, currently stationed in Okinawa, Japan; grandchildren Timothy McQueeney IV and Aaron McQueeney, James Braxton Malone, Mackenzie Kirkland Malone, and Keegan Alexia Malone; his brother-in-law, Frank Radocchio, and his wife Joan; uncles, aunts, cousins, three nephews, and so many dear friends.

Mr McQueeney grew up in Shelton, and played baseball throughout his youth with the Little League and the Babe Ruth League. He was the co-captain of his high school team, and even went on to play semipro baseball. He graduated from Shelton High School and attended the Connecticut School of Electronics, as well as the University of Connecticut.

He served in the US Army National Guard while working as a manager for the Singer Company in Bridgeport. He then worked as a manager for Practical Automation in Shelton, until he opened his own company, Incal Service Corporation, an electronics service firm in Stamford.

He was a parishioner of St Margaret’s Shrine in Bridgeport, and Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Venice. He was a member of the Elks Lodge #2220, the Port 5 Association of Naval Veterans, American Legion Post 143, and the Moose Lodge #289.

An avid baseball player and fan, he loved all sports. He loved music and dancing, having fun, and basically just enjoying life. Mr McQueeney was a friend to all he knew, and remembered as a genuinely good guy, who will be missed.

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