Luis Manuel Adonis Marcano Jr., 48 years young, survived by his wonderful and beautiful loving wife, Noelia Camacho Marcano, his daughters Jezrie Renee and Luisse Amanda, his sisters Wanda, Lourdes, Lysie, Tayma, Taymi and Tayra and finally his parents Luis Anibal and Gumersinda Marcano. As the Director of Clinical Services at Crossroads Incorporated, Luis, alongside his core team of Leida Acevedo, Jorge Perez, Dr. Miguel Caldera and Carlos Gonzalez worked to develop and grow both the men and women and children's programs to the mission and vision of Life Re-Orientation. Recently, an outpatient program had been successfully installed and under the purview of the clinical team will continue to flourish and provide the care and assistance for clients continuing their recovery. A perpetual student of life, Luis not only accomplished his mission of obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services from Springfield College, he also completed and received his Master's Degree from the same institution in the science of Multicultural Specialty in Human Services Administration. Alphabet soup aside, Luis best education came from his colleagues, clients and family. Luis has always followed the credo once handed down to him from a high school instructor, Live Deeply. It is his undying hope that all who know him best know how important it is to not only do this, but to also live everyday in true fulfillment, for we do not know the day, nor the hour. To be aware is to be alive. Life is an occasion, friends. Rise to it. A Memorial gathering will be held Saturday from 2 to 6pm at the West Haven Funeral Home at the Green. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to Crossroads Outpatient Unit Behavioral Health, 44 East Ramsdell Street, New Haven CT 06515 .
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