Leo F. Blacharczyk

Mick ... I'll always remember those wonderful times we spent together when we were little boys ... your Dad made me laugh and treated me special. I'll never forget his one-of-a-kind orange and white '53 Chevy. And who can forget his laugh? He was the king of jokes. And while everyone else was drinking Stag Beer, he showed his class with his golden bottle of Miller High Life! God bless Uncle Leo ... God bless the Blacharczyk Family.

Mike, Chris and I are sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He was a good man and I know that the two of you were a blessing to each other.

Michael, God's blessings be with you and your family at the passing of your dad. I know you were close and I'm sorry for your loss.

Mike & Brent: I'm very sorry to hear of the loss of your Father/Grandfather. If he was anything like the two of you, he must have been a great guy. On behalf of Darlene and Jeff, I would like to express our sympathy.

Brent and family, sorry to hear about your loss. We hope you can find joy and consolation as you share memories and stories. Cass and Carmen Coughlin and family

Mickey, Sorry to hear about your Dad. I always enjoyed talking about old times with your Mom and Dad when I lived in the Park. My Brother and his wife Ann, my Sister Nell and her husband Frank also send their condolences. My deepest sympathy, Leona Florek

Mickey, So sorry to hear of your dad's death. He was a great guy. I'm glad I got to visit with him at the nursing home last year with mom. I still remember some of the funny "jokes" he would tell and how he would always tease Janet and I about our dresses and hair! I am planning to come to St. Louis in late February, but can change travel plans to come to the Memorial Service; so keep us posted.
Mary Ann Charpentier