John Klitzner

Mickey was the neighborhood kid who hosted every other neighborhood kid on the block. His grandmother, Gargy, always had goodies for the kids. For his love of sports, particularly baseball at the time, we kids learned to love the game in a unique way. He was privileged to own a board game called APBA and everyone got hooked on it. Although I was a loyal Yankees fan, we'll never forget his loyal and true friendship.

Judy & Family:

So sorry to hear of Mickey's passing. Always kind and considerate of others, and loved by all. I know that's what made him such a beloved person and coach. Your family and many close friends will be there for you during these difficult times. Mickey will be coaching and running the card games in Heaven. God bless !

Joe & Marilynn Cannon
Hudson, OH

sorry for your loss may god comfort you and your family in this time of grief 1 peter 5:6,7

To the Klitzner Family, I am very for your loss. May your memories help you during this difficult time and for years to come. Lisa Martin

I'm so sorry for your loss! Keeping the family in my prayers!

To the Klitzner family, I am sorry to read about Micky's passing, it has been several years since I have seen him but what I remember about Micky is that he was a kind, thoughtful, gracious man. May the LORD GOD comfort you all in this difficult time.

Regretful

Robert D'Andrea

Our family have fond memories of John's father, "Abbie". He was one of our Dad's (Barney Cull)dearest friends from the 'old north end'. Please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. God Bless.
- The Cull Family

So very sorry to hear this. My sincere condolences to the whole family. Mickie made sports fun. Never a practice, meet or game went by without some kind of laughter. Win or lose, he loved us all! SXA "80"!

I remember Mick as my daughter,Tara's coach,
in the 90's at Salve Regina. He was a nice guy with an upbeat personality.
I was sorry to hear of his passing.
Condolences to his family.
Bruce R. Mastracchio
East Greenwich