Mark Michael Michalski

Dear Michalski Family and everyone who may read this;

Not a day goes by that I don't think about my dear friend, Mark Michalski. I truly loved Mark and will forever miss his presence here. My strong faith hears his voice often. I am thankful for that. I am also thankful for Mark's loving family. I want the Michalski's to know what an inspiration of love and genuine goodness they have always been to me. I thank you folks for that love, sincerely, with all of my heart. ...

Mark was a wonderful person & caring husband and will be truely missed-God be with you all Angie

Our heartfelt thanks for all the support during this sad time. Mark was a good father, son, brother and friend. I offer this proverb in return: "SAY NOT IN GRIEF: HE IS NO MORE, BUT LIVE IN THANKFULNESS THAT HE WAS." Bless you all. Mark's family, Anna & Bob(KCKs), Mary (Philadelphia), R.Joe (L.A.) and especially son Cole now 8 years old (Seattle).

To all of Mark's loving family -
My most sincere and heartfelt sympathy goes out to each of you. I treasure the friendship I had with Mark and all of the music and fun we shared. Time heals the wounds that no one can see. God bless you all with faith, hope and love. I am praying for you all.
Love, Michelle

Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with Mark and his family and friends. I'm happy that Joe doesn't live too far away and we're always here if you need a shoulder to lean on.

I'm truly sorry to see that another of my old teammates has passed. For the entire Parkinson family, and those who played along side Mark... rest easy brother.

As someone who shares the same date of birth 1-12-60 I remember Mark as a team mate and birthday mate. I remember the year we had 3 of us on the same team with the same birthdate. The Mom's made us a cake and we had a party in the locker room after a game on our birthday. I will always rememeber Mark. Peace be with the family and especially his children.

I remember Mike as a fresh faced 12 year old hockey player on a great little pee-wee team that faced all kinds of adversity (the Eagles.) He had a shyness to him, and wasn't all that big (who is at 12?), but had a great heart, was a team player and was dependable. He was a "good kid." I liked Mike. I'm happy to know that he himself became a coach, and I know for sure he was a winner where it counts in life, especially with his boy. Bye, Mike.

The family of Bob and Joyce Jones and their sons, Mike,Evan,and Eliott, express their condolences to the Michalski family. We all have fond memories of Mark during his hockey playing days with the Johnson County
Amateur Hockey Association.