MICHAEL JOSEPH ABROMAITIS

Sending my deepest condolences to Sue Abromaitis and her family. 'Dr. Abro' was by far my favourite professor at Loyola, as evidenced by the number of her classes I took! When she would talk about Mike, her face would become radiant and her smile would light the room. We all knew that Mike had to be a very special person to make Dr. Abromaitis so happy. May his memory forever be a Blessing.

Dr. & Mrs. George Gill (Karyn Cook) send their condolences to Sue & family.

I worked with "Abro" for several years. I was "just" a paralegal, but he answered any question I had, explained the reason for any work we did, and perhaps best of all, always had a story or joke to brighten the day (usually about sports). He was a wonderful person. My sincere condolences to his family and loved ones.

My late wife, Betsy Caulfield Lombardi ( died 2012) did a great deal of work at the Pregnancy Center North in the 1990s and early 2000s. Two of her favorites were Dr. Sue Abromaitis and Sharon Booth, whom she held in very high regard. My late father needed to revise his will, and at Betsy's suggestion, I contacted Mike at Wright, Constable, and Skeen, who happily set a meeting. Because the estate had some rather complex issues, Counselor Mike patiently explained each detail to my father and...

The last time I saw Mike Abromaitis was nine or ten years ago at a carefree dinner at a Towson restaurant. He and Sue, George and Cathie Meredith, Dick Moore, Don and Mary D´Ambrogi, George Shehan and soulmate Lynda Meade, and Sorayya and I seemed at points during the evening to all be talking and smiling at the same time. Don, George S., Dick, and now Mike are no longer with us. As a fellow member of the Class of 1958 at Loyola Blakefield High School and the Class of 1962 at Loyola College...

Sue, I would like to express my deepest sympathies to you and your entire family on the passing of Mike. He and I were in the class of '58 at Loyola High School and class of '62 at Loyola College. Although our paths crossed slightly after school days, we had a lot of contact from '58 through '62. Although he fancied himself as an athlete, he was far better as a student. A genuine friend.

We are sorry to hear of the death of Michael, he helped my wife and I as he created our will many years ago.We have had brief but very pleasant contact with him over the years. Mike was always been most kind with us and we pray that he now enjoys rest with our eternal Savior Jesus Christ in Heaven.