James-Miklich-Obituary

James Joseph Miklich

North Ridgeville, Ohio

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JAMES J. MIKLICH, age 73, beloved husband of Linda (nee Novick); loving father of Stephanie Caesar (Scott) and Gregory Miklich (Angela); cherished grandfather of Jacob, William, Nora, Peter and Isaac; dear brother of Thomas Miklich and the late Joseph Miklich; and uncle of many. Employed by the...

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I worked with Jim for many years in the 90s and early 00s. He was direct, sincere, frank, and said what he meant. Wasn´t afraid to speak up. It was a privilege to have him as a colleague. May he rest in peace. Deepest sympathies to the family. On a lighter note, he loved his meat sandwiches, deeply disliked veggies (anything green, he´d say!) . Peace.

I remember him as a stand up man. A good student and a loving father, husband and Brother who easily showed how Much he cared. My sympathy to his family.

Linda Stephanie and Gregory we are in Maine and just heard about Jim..we are so very very sorry. We have very fond and wonderful memories with you all. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers Sharon and Scott Shea

A good friend, a good man. A man that loved his family. He will be missed by all who have known him. He had the most beautiful smile and eyes. He was a "goodtime rock in roll buddy." May he rest in peace. Love to my friend Linda and family. Love Mar and Jimmy

So sorry to hear of the loss of Jim. Be assured that we are thinking of you and praying that God will grant you healing and peace. Elaine and John Dickerson r

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I was deeply saddened to hear of Jim's passing. He was a remarkable person who touched the lives of many at the Fed, including mine. His intelligence and sense of humor made him someone you wanted to work with; someone you wanted to call your friend. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time.

Sending prayers & hugs to all during this difficult time. He was a great man & had a laugh that was contagious. I´m thankful that he was family. Rest in peace Uncle Jim.

I´ll remember Jim as a good friend and co-worker who taught many of us so much over the years at the Fed. He was such a gifted technician and an even better person. He and his unique sense of humor will be sorely missed. I´m guessing he´s already organized a heavenly group of Fed retirees to engage in bridge, golf, ping-pong and general conversation where he will, no doubt, have them all laughing it up. May his memory be a blessing to Linda and all his family and friends. Rest in peace, Mik.