Michael-Costello-Obituary

Michael W. Costello

Cleveland, Ohio

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MICHAEL W. COSTELLO, age 53. Beloved husband of Cynthia A. (nee Sinar); dear father of Ryan and Allison; loving brother of Charlene Shafstall, Richard, David, Daniel and Mark Costello. Fri-ends may call at the REICHLIN ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME, 327 CLEVELAND ST., ELY-RIA, OH THURSDAY 2-4 AND 6-8 P.M....

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I could choose to look at the downside of being 24 years old and never getting to talk to my father again. I could, but that's not what he would want. He would want me to look back on all the good times. All the Tribe games, the Europe trips, the helpful life advice and so much more. Thank you to everyone who took the time to pass along the plethora of kind words for my father. He was the best dad/coach/mentor/friend a son could ever imagine. Not a day will go by that I wont think of you...

I have just finally been able to read all the beautiful entries that all of you have written in Mike's memory. He is dearly missed by those of us he left behind, but his love of life and travel and his family live on in the many wonderful memories we have. We are taking it one day at a time and know that he is looking down on us with love. Thank you all for your caring and gentle messages.

I am so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. I just returned to work today and can't believe it. Mike was always so helpful and supportive to us in Interior Design here at the VA. What a great guy! We are going to miss him so much. My deep felt sympathy is with his family.

I remember Mike's smile and helpful attitude. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My thoughts and prayers are with Mike's family. Mike was quick to find my lost sense of humor when things went awry at Wade Park. He will be greatly missed.

I got to know Mike when I was the Nurse Manager in the O.R. He was always so helpful and funny. I missed him when I changed shifts but would see him in the morning when I was leaving. He always said ,"Hi". I will miss him. He is now looking at the face of God.

I knew Mike as a coworker at the Cleveland VA Medical Center. He had a great sense of humor and was always quick to say hello. I know that his family will miss him and that th epain will seem unbearable at times. Let me tell you from personal experience, it really does ease up over time. My recommendation is that you get together as often as possible to remember events and experiences you shared with your father/husband/brother.
God Bless!

To Mike's family,
You are in my prayers. I treasure a recent opportunity I had to chat with Mike for a few minutes. His faith and spirit were amazing. His love for you was clear and strong. You were the light of his life. Please accept my condolences.

To the Costello Family: Our thoughts and prayers will be for Mike and his lovely family. Mike left a legacy of life that we should follow. God be with you.