Vincent J. Del Conte

Jun 2, 1987 – Oct 13, 2024

Vincent Jerome Del Conte, 37, of Kenosha, WI was called to be with the Lord on October 13th, 2024, after a courageous fifteen-month long battle with a rare form of Lymphoma. He passed while surrounded by his family at Froedtert Hospital Cancer Center in Milwaukee, WI.

Vince was born on June 2nd, 1987, in Kenosha, WI – the son of Kathy Coniker and Michael Del Conte Sr. He graduated from Holy Rosary, St. Joseph’s High School and the University of Wisconsin Parkside, where he obtained two Bachelor’s Degrees, including Finance and Science. He was proficient, working in national sales concerning computer software for many years, lastly with DocuSign.

Vince met the love of his life, his fiancé Marianne, who he referred to as his “Philippine Angel.” He also was a wonderful father figure to her daughter, Jazmine. Vince enjoyed many passions in life. He appreciated woodworking, fishing, hiking, being outdoors, drawing, playing sports and the Bears. More importantly he loved spending time with his fiancé, family, friends, and best bud, Clarice.

Vince’s memory will live on and is survived by his fiancé, Marianne Gabriel and her daughter, Jazmine;his parents Kathy Coniker and Michael Del Conte Sr,;  his siblings, Michael Del Conte Jr (Kaelie Jeschke), Jessica (Jason) Foster, Jacklynne (Brandon) Crocker, Samantha Del Conte (Conner Rhey); his nieces and nephew, Adrianna and Josephine Foster, Aubrey and Hayden Crocker and Dominic Del Conte, as well as his grandmother, Rose Marie Del Conte, many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Vince was preceded in death by his grandparents, Jerome and (Servant of God) Gwen Coniker, James Del Conte, and his God-Father Steve Zamora.

Service Details

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, October 26, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 2224-45th Street. Private inurnment will take place in All Saints Cemetery.

Memorial Suggestions

In lieu of flowers, memorial remembrances or Masses in Vincent’s memory would be appreciated by the Del Conte family.