Michael Clikas

Mike was a truly exceptionial guy. My son, Hank, will never forget the visit Mike arranged by the Shreveport fire truck. Thanks for being a great friend and someone to admire for their courage and joy for living. I will miss the smile and conversations.

Judy,
I am so sorry for your loss. I recently retired from the Family Doctors Lab and remember you and your family. Please know you are all in my prayers.

Dianne Brown

I am so sorry for your loss. Mike was always a great friend. I met him in high school and we also attended college together. He was such a kind genuine person. I will miss his beautiful spirit and smile.

We know Mike is at peace and so proud and happy that he was able to be a donor for someone. May your memory be eternal.

Among your saints give rest, O Christ to the soul of your servant in a place where there is no pain or sorrow or sighing but only life everlasting - Mike's sweet spirit & soul will be missed! May his memory be eternal & may he intercede before Christ for the health & salvation of those of us left behind to mourn his departure from this life.

Although Mike lived in Dallas years ago, I had not seen him until last December in Shreveport at the AHEPA Family Christmas party. What a fun time we had! Laughing, talking, singing, laughing, taking pictures...laughing. Mike was enjoying every minute, as was I. I like to think that despite all his hardships he laughed out loud often. My condolences to his family and all those he has left behind. May his memory be eternal.

I only got to meet and know my cousin Mike back when he managed the El Chico in Tallahasse, FL. Our lives did not cross very often prior to his time in Florida.
We share so much in common down to our last name, month and year we both were born, and even our email accounts would get cross on occasions.
I know Mike is at a better place now and without all the pain he lived with for so long. I hope that I can be half the caring person that he left us all to remember about his...