Michael-Hartley-Obituary

Michael A. "Mick" Hartley

Jan 12, 1946 - Dec 27, 2012

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Our deepest sympathy to Donna, Terry, and the rest of the family. May your special times together and memories bring you comfort and peace during this time of sorrow. May the Lord bless you and keep you in his graces until your reunion in heaven.

Mick and I had a lot of good times together during our high school years and after graduation - playing baseball, having pizza at Pagliai's, hanging out at the bowling alley, cruising the A&W and Charleston and Mattoon, stopping for late...

When one man spends day in and day out over many years with another man working I would say he knows that man pretty well. Some days we would talk about the job we were painting, the world events, family and friends, our dreams and shortcomings. Some days we would walk into a room and he would start in one corner and I in another and never say a word as we knew what the other would do. Today is one of those quiet days no words need to be spoken, I know and Mick knows, may eternal peace be his.

Donna, Terry and families, I am so sorry to hear about Mickey. I have wonderful memories of when all of you lived next door to us. Toby and I shared some good times with Mickey too. Hold all of your memories close. They will make you smile and help with the hurt you feel now. Love to all, Jeannie

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

a Candle for our Uncle Mick...We love you..Amy,Jessia & Wessley

Uncle Mick was a fun Uncle to have. I will always remember the good times we all had together growing up with his family. I'm glad I got to see him when he came up for a visit to my Parents (his brothers) house. We will dearly miss him even if he is flying with the Angels now. God Bless ya Uncle Mick. We all Love you.
Prayers to all,
Love the Hartley family-
Amy (Hartley) Alexander & kids
Jessica & Wessley Alexander

Obituary

Michael's Obituary

CHARLESTON, IL – Michael Alan"Mick" Hartley, age 66 of Charleston and formerly of New Port Richey, Florida, passedaway on Thursday, December 27, 2012 at the home of his sister and with the comfortingpresence of his brother and sister at his side. A family Graveside Service in celebration of his life will be held atKnob Prairie Cemetery in Waltonville, Illinois at a later date.  It is requested that memorial gifts in hishonor be made to Knob Prairie Cemetery.  Giftsmay be mailed to Adams Funeral Chapel, 2330 Shawnee Drive, Charleston, IL61920. 

Mick was born on January 12,1946 in Mt. Vernon, Illinois and was a son of the late Ed and Doris (Green)Hartley.  He is survived by a daughter,Connie Jo Hartley of Loves Park, Illinois and a son, Michael Edward Hartley ofCharleston; three grandchildren, Madelaine Jo Hartley, Gage Michael Hartley andPatrick William Hartley; a sister, Donna Ozier of Charleston; a brother, TerryHartley and wife Kathy of Charleston; and many nieces and nephews. 

Mick was an eight yearVeteran of the United States Air Force and faithfully and honorably served hiscountry during the Vietnam War.  He wasan Aeromedical Tech based in Thailand, and a member of a helicopter rescuecrew, flying missions in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. 

Mick was a painter by tradeand was employed by David Jay Phipps Painting when living in Florida.  Mick was soft-spoken and easy to get alongwith which enabled him to make friends easily. He often enjoyed meeting up with friends at the local pub for a game ofdarts or just conversation. 

Mick's family would like toextend a special thank you to Lincolnland Hospice.  Their many kindnesses and caring support forMick and their family has been deeply appreciated.

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