Casimir C. "Casey" Adyniec

I always enjoyed being around Casey. He was always very friendly and personable, and when he welcomed me into his home with a cold beer and a warm personality, I couldn't help but smile and enjoy his company. I wish that I could have been with him one more time so that I could have seen him smile when he saw that I have emulated his hair style. My children, Karl, Kurt, and Heidi said everything more eloquently then I could have, but I know in my heart that we will all miss him.

Casey was a joy to be around, and his home always felt welcome to me. Growing up, I looked forward every summer to visiting him and Eleanor and the Adyniec kids. There was always plenty of laughter to share, and interesting things for us kids to see and do around the house and garage and surrounding fields. I especially liked when the extended family gathered behind the house in the evening to project slides against the wall and crack jokes. Eleanor reminded me so much of her older sister, my...

Kind Family,

I was sorry to hear about your loss. Visiting your home and family was always a highlight of my annual summer trip to Milwaukee. Your father and mother were wonderful and warm folks who always made our family welcome. Pigeons, rabbits, a record player with cool records in the basement, the rise of the shopping mall in your backyard, and your father's shining head above his wonderful smile made every visit to your household enjoyable and memorable. My condolences, an honor...

Hi all! So sorry to hear about Casey. I remember hanging around that kitchen table and laughing a lot! I hope you all are well, and that we can reconnect soon! Sending love and hugs! Heidi Staven Carpenter

Just heard of the sad news today...Oct 28th. We had the pleasure of meeting your father only once, left us with an impression of a great guy. May the memories you made with him bring you comfort in the days to come. We will keep you all in our prayers.

With deepest sympathy,
Marcia Malueg, Kirk, Randi, Leslie, and Summer

Dear Chris,
Although it's been many years, I do remember your father being a friendly, great man. I am so sorry for your family's loss.

I am very sorry for your loss. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Adam, Chris, Julie and Ellen...
You've been my second family for over 40 years, and Casey has always been there. In my mind he'll forever be in the kitchen with a beer - surrounded by all of you, at the table with him long after the party was over. Your love for him and for each other will always be your strength. And now, every time I hear "I need to comb my hair" or "Like the tailor, sew/sew" I'll smile and remember a good man. Casey was truly one of the "greatest generation" and this...

Casey was one of the "Good Guys." Always a cold one in the 'fridge for friends and guests. I've enjoyed a lot of good times and laughs with Casey and will miss him.