Loving Son, Brother, Partner, Friend
Zachary “Ziggy” Charles Cardone, formerly a longtime resident of Westford, died suddenly on Wednesday, February 8th, 2023, at his home in Dorchester, MA.
He left this planet for a life among the stars, a possibility he had contemplated often during his brief lifespan. He lived his 31 years the way you’re supposed to…. not settling for anything less than what is deserved.
Zach loved technology, and brought to fruition a career as a Sr. Sales Engineer for Automation Anywhere – a job he found both energizing and challenging. If you spent enough time with him, you felt his presence and the passion he’d bring to any given conversation.
Zach soaked up all the little things that matter the most in this life. His giggle was contagious, making you howl until your belly hurt. He was the first one on the dance floor and the last one off. He cherished nature, the planet, and the outdoors. He dedicated time every day to be active and work out. (No, he didn’t skip leg day.)
He spoke candidly and told the people in his life “I love you” and that they matter. He walked, ran, yelled, laughed, cried, hugged, celebrated, with his parents Ron and Diane, alongside his best friend and brother, Craig, all of whom cared for him as deeply as anyone possibly could. He was loved by an amazing woman, Morgan Levine. A love deeper and more sincere than anyone could hope for in this lifetime. (Maybe except for his rescue dog Helen.)
Now he’s looking back at us smiling as he rides his motorcycle through the stars in search of the aliens he always knew existed.
Friends and family are invited to attend a Celebration of Zachary’s life at the Westford Regency, 219 Littleton Ave., Westford, MA, on Saturday, February 25th from 1 to 5 PM. Casual dress only!
If you had planned to bring or send flowers, please instead donate to The Ocean Cleanup Non-Profit Organization, 228 East 45th Street, Suite 9E, New York, NY 10017 (online at: The Ocean Cleanup), a cause Zachary was passionate about.
Arrangements in the care of the Morse-Bayliss Funeral Home, 122 Princeton Boulevard, Lowell. Please visit Zach’s tribute page at morsebaylissfuneralhome.com
