Carol A. Michalak

I was not aware of Carol's passing till now. I am going to miss my cousin Carol. Actually Carol and my father Norbert (Norb Michalak) were cousins. My dad and my mom Jane would visit Carol every time they would come to Bay City. We lived down state and I loved going with them to Carol's home. We would stay with Carol at her house on occasion when we would visit. My fondest memory was staying at Carols and sleeping under the most wonderful Polish down filled blankets. They were like...

My dearest Aunt Carol. We just found out about your passing. I'm heartbroken I missed saying goodbye to you. We love you so so much and will forever hold you our hearts.

May Carol REST IN PEACE.....she suffered for so long. Carol has a special place in both of our hearts. She was a dear choir friend when we belonged to St. Hyacinth's many years ago. We moved to AZ in 1983 and she and Esther visited us and we stayed friends all these years. She was a special friend. We will miss her. Ronnie & Margie Ostash

Carol A. Michalak was an amazing Roman Catholic lady! Knowing her was a great gift in my Catholic faith. Like Jesus she was the same yesterday, today and forever.

I'm going to miss you friend! No matter how often we saw each other or talked, we had a special connection. May you be wrapped in heavenly glory with God, and lovingly embraced by those who've gone before you!

I always enjoyed our talks and your stories Aunt Carol. I know you were looking forward to meeting Evan and you hadn't gotten that chance but I'm thankful for all of the blessings and prayers you sent for a healthy baby boy. I know that you're now looking down on him from heaven. Until we meet again Aunt Carol, rest in peace.

You've been in my life since day one and you will never be replaced and missed dearly! Aunt Carol, you were a rock in our lives and we will always love you,

Aunt Carol is surely making people smile and feel loved up in Heaven just as she did here on Earth. May she rest in peace.