John Michael "Mick" Yasko

Brother Yasko has left his mark on so many across the country. It is a remarkable legacy that he leaves, one that many, hopefully, will learn from and follow. Thank you Sister Yasko for the self- sacrifice and love that you have shown throughout the years. Without you, it could not have been done.

I will remember Mick because of his quick wit and sense of humor. My heart goes out to his wife, the sweetest person I've ever known. She was the pearl in his crown. Those of you who are priveledged to have her in their lives, please take good care of her. You know you'll have Mick to answer to if you don't!

Chris and I will always remember Mick for his loving support and spiritual direction he gave our family. We both love the convention work ,he set a fine example in the in his self sacrificing spirit.

Brother Yasko was an excellent Brother. His years of service and his desire to serve Jehovah will be never forgotten. Ecclesiates 7:1. I will always remember his training and advice.

I will miss Bro. Yasco. He truly demonstrated his strength and tenderness with all he came into contact with. His love for Jehovah was evident in all his activities. His public prayers were heartfelt and encouraging. See you soon Mick.

Uncle Mick was the oldest of six children and was born in Colver, Pennsylvania. We loved him dearly as he was precious to us. We look forward to greeting him when all those from the memorial tombs will be called out and death will be no more. Until that time dear one, rest in a peaceful well-deserved sleep.