BERNARD EUGENE CASIMIR "CASEY" ICHNIOWSKI

Professor Casey Ichniowski as I knew him--my favorite professor at Columbia Business School, from where I graduated in 1998. I just found out that he is no more. An even-keeled, understated, extremely smart and thoughtful individual. I have very pleasant memories of him. I am truly saddened. My deepest condolences to his loved ones.

I attended Maryvale Lower School with Casey. I lost touch with my grade school friends when my family moved. I found this notice while reflecting on my days at Maryvale 50+ years ago. Casey was a wonderful smart person then and was that way till the end.
My thoughts and prayers to his family.

A solid, true friend. So sad to hear the news.

What a tremendous man with a tremendous heart. He taught my daughter how to work hard and play hard. He leaves a legacy of soccer players that will take what they learned from Casey into the rest of their lives. Our whole family is so grateful for all that he gave to us. He will be missed by many.

Miss you, Casey. Love to the family.
Olivia, Gene, Hilary, Erica

I was so sorry to hear about Casey. I attended Maryvale Lower School with him. He was such a bright, accomplished, and devoted person. His passing is a great loss to his family and friends. I extend my condolences to the Ichniowski family.

Casey was a great childhood friend from my days at Maryvale, Our thoughts and prayers go out to all family and friends. He truly was one of the "good guys". Peck and Patti Miller

My memories of Bernard ( Casey) are very fond. He was a such a warm intelligent person that even after 44 years I feel saddened at his passing. My condolences to the Ichniowski family..
Vicki Ketcham Juster

I always remember Casey from grade school at Maryvale. He was always the smartest one in the class. He was also as nice as he was smart. I am so sorry to hear about his loss.