Michael J. Chiadis

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Farewell Mike, You will be greatly missed as a director and at the Bridge table. Fondly, Jane Havighurst

Our deepest sympathies to Aunt Mary, Jim, Ann, Michael, Athene and Paul:

We loved and love Uncle Mike and all of you. May his memory be eternal. Christ is Risen and so shall Uncle Mike!

Aunt Mary, Jimmy, and Athena,

I am deeply saddened by the death of Uncle Mike. I knew he was sick and it had been some time since I had seen him, but he is a warm and caring human being. He will be deeply missed.

Dear Maria & Family,
As a young actress at Pennsylvania Playhouse, I remember Mike's friendly face and his many kindnesses to a "newcomer". Over the years, I enjoyed talking with him at various arts events.
He was a lovely man; I am so grateful to have known him!
With love,
Sally

Mary and Family,
Stephen and I would like to express our deepest sympathy on your loss. We can only imagine how sweet the heavenly choir will sound now. Your memories of such a kind and compassionate man will surely help.

Mrs. Chiadis, Jim, Athene and families:
Mike was quite a significant person to me...twenty-eight years ago, I walked into his market on Union Boulevard and introduced myself (at the age of 14.) I told him I was taking organ lessons, and he encouraged me to come up to the choir and sit with Jimmy to learn how to play the liturgy. Soon after, Jim went to medical school and I was the new church organist...talk about stage fright. It seemed like years' worth of practice and training but...

Maria & Family,

I'm so sorry to hear of Michael's passing. My heart goes out to you during this most difficult time. May you find comfort in all the great memories you made together. He sounds like he was quite a wonderful man.

To Jim and Athene,
Our prayers are with you and your family.

The Bach Choir