Frank Mezeske

Jack - Oh how many good memories I have of your Father. I'm glad we were able to touch base a few weeks ago at Orchard Market. Jeanette and I send our deepest sympathies knowing you and your entire family have a lifetime of great memories which shall sustain and lift you up during this time of grieving. Be strong and of a good courage. Jerry and Jeanette Parker (your younger years friend and
neighbor)

Jack and family.....Ginny and I were saddened to hear of your Dad's passing. (We heard through Terry). It is always tough to experience a loss of a parent (or anyone that close to you for that matter). We hope your memories will carry you through those times you miss his company, which will be many. Our wishes for comfort and blessings go to you and your loved ones at this time.-Phil and Ginny Lavender.

Jack, Barb, Michael and Melissa, No mere words can lighten the heavy burden of sadness. Your memories will help you see a way through these times and enrich the legacy of your father. You are all in our prayers.
Bill, Maria & girls

So sorry to here of Mr. Mezeske passing. It brings back fond childhood memories of Helen and Frank. I lived on Sheridan, by the dirt road. Frank would always walk up that dirt road to get his mail everyday. His wife Helen, made rhubarb pies and brought them over to our house. She loved to bake. On time I remember, Mr. Mezeske caught me a kangaroo mouse, but my mom wouldn't let me keep it. He was a very sweet man. I'm so glad he live a long and fulfilling life. God bless Frank and Helen...

To Jack and Barb and your family, we are truly sorry for your loss. This was a beautiful obituary to a special man.
Sincerely, Paul and Elaine Adkins

Phil, so very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.
Terry and Sue Long
Ionia, Mi.