Michael Cordas Jr.

Cheryl and Michael, it is hard to believe it has been a year. You are in my thoughts and prayers, hope your guardian angel is taking good care of you!

My sincere condolences to Mike's family on his recent passing. So sorry that I could not attend his services as I was out of town. Mike was a classmate and good friend of mine when we went to Steel-High. Donna Heckert O'Brien, Steel-High Class of 1959

Sorry to hear about Mike. He was a good friend to me.

On behalf of my family, I would like to offer my condolences to Cheryl, Mike, and the rest of Dr. Cordas´ family on Doc´s passing over the weekend. Dr. Cordas was my primary care doctor from when I was in 5th grade to when I graduated college and moved out of the Selinsgrove area. His attention to detail with respect to healthcare was well noted. For example, when I felt run down during my college years and felt as if I came down with mono again (I had mono my junior year in high school),...

Dr. Cordas was a wonderful person. Many years ago, he Chaired the PAFP Education Committee and he treated me as well as my son when he had a football injury. There was no one else I'd let treat him. He will be greatly missed and I'd like to offer our sincerest sympathies to all family members.

Even though our paths have not crossed in many years, you have always been in our thoughts, more than you will know. He was a great friend and doctor to our family. Our deepest sympathy to you Cheryl and Michael T.

Dr. Cordis was a gifted, wonderful caring doctor. He helped me, my children and my husband throughout the many years before he retired. He kept us all going and excelling though various sports! He touched all of our lives in a special way. I think he enjoyed the sweet treats I would occasionally drop off at his work (to thank him for his kindness and expertise). My sincere condolences to his family. May you rest in peace.

MIKE WAS MY ASSOCIATE IN PRACTICE AT THE ARLINGTON ORTHOPEDIC GROUP FOR OVER 20 YEARS. HE WAS THE SPORTS MEDICINE EXPERT OF CENTRAL PA, AFTER LEAVING PENN STATE AT STATE COLLEGE. HE WAS IN CHARGE OF A LARGE NETWORK OF ATHLETIC TRAINERS AND PHYSIAL THERAPISTS, AND AT ONE TIME HAD 17 HIGH SCHOOLS, SEVERAL COLLEGE TEAMS, AND AT LEAST ONE PROFESSIONAL TEAM UNDER HIS DIRECTORSHIP. I KNOW HIS FAMILY IS SO PROUD OF HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS, AND WILL BE MISSED BY MULTIPLE ATHLETES, FRIENDS, ASSOCIATES,...

I want to convey my sincere condolences to Dr. Cordas' family in his recent passing. He has been a good friend to Athletes and officials for many years. I met him while playing football @ Selinsgrove and we continued to be friends after my playing days into my 30+ years of football officiating from pee wee to the Big Ten Conference. He was a good Physician and friend and will be missed by many.