Marion E. Kachnik

Kim, Louie, Chris,
Your family is in our prayers as you go through this difficult time. Please know that your dad will always be with you.
Annette, Mike, Madison, and Alexa

Dad
you will be missed by all who have met you and who's hearts you have touched I will see you later because I can't say good-bye I love you

Renee and I spent many happy days with Sonny when he was living in Chicago Heights. We were always welcome and he always made us laugh. We will miss him greatly. Our deepest sympathy to his family.

To my dear father, the man who taught me everything. From walking talking and reading to swinging a bat and doing the pick and roll with teddy. He taught me how to treat women, how to love and teach. I knew him better then most, and he may not have always been able to express his feelings but he loved his children and my mom very much. His new wife Barbra did give him a new sense of life, and he lived the last few moments of his life the way he lived his whole life, a HERO! I will miss...

Once there was a man who loved his family so much. Sonny loved and guided all of us in our daily lives. Now our hearts are heavy with sorrow what a tragic ending I never got to say goodby wait up for me and I will see you soon, save me a seat

Auntie Arlene

Uncle sonny....
You have helped me out in many ways through my juvinile (although delinquint at times) years. I believe it is with your help that I have become the "man" i am today. It is with great sorrow that I am have to write this hear rather than tell you in person. Thank you.......

Mr.K , being friends with your daughter Kim has been the best experience in my life. She brought me into your family like another member. I won't forget dancing at Kim's wedding with you . You always have a smile on your face everytime We'd be in your home. Thank you for making me and my girls feel special in your home. You said one time I was visiting with Kim at your house, "Hey, your aging nicely " I thought that was so funny and I will always remember that you are so funny. Thank you for...

My condolences go out to the Kachnik Family.

Uncle Sonny was like a 2nd father to many of us, especially me, Dave, and Tommy. He will always be 'Coach' to us as he had that way of telling you how to do something(his way) and yet you actually learned. I will always remember how we all had to move away from him when he had a basketball in hand for his infamous "set" shot. Ironically, basketball season has started, the sport that I think he loved the most. Although golf was up there too. Mariah and I send our sympathies to Barbara and...