MICHAEL V. KOZUB

Dear Suzanne and family:

As neighbors on Partridge Drive for many years, we remember being some of the first families on the street and all the transitions taking place over the past years. Your sorrow in losing Mickey is shared by everyone who knew him---no matter to what degree.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Most sincerely,

Don and Toni Krupa

Suzanne and family I'm so sorry to hear of your lose. I served with him in the Army Reserve Unit. Mike was a wonderful person, you could never forget. We will all miss him and remember all the good times we had together. You are all in my prayers.

Mike will always be rembered as a great guy, and for those that served in uniform with him as a wonderful comrad in the 256th Combat Support Hospital. Our deepest prayers for Mike's family.

I knew Mike from Society/KeyBank. He loved to talk about Strongville sports after most football or basketball games. I really liked Mike and enjoyed our conversations. He'll be missed by all who knew him. My condolences to his family.

Sandy and I are deeply saddened to learn the shocking news of Mike's passing. Mike and I worked the Money Desk at Society together for a few years long ago. I will always remember his easy going nature, his smile and sense of humor, and his focus on his customers. I can still hear his chuckle after all these years. Suzanne and Family, you are all in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
"Pat" Norris

I knew Mickey for many years, from Elementary to High School. I saw him in later years walking at Southpark mall.
He was a " Great guy". He will be missed.
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.

Sue, Michael, Mitchell and Kate, and all extended family, so sorry for your loss. May your memories keep him in a special place in your hearts. Thinking of you all during these difficult days.

Very sorry to hear of your loss. I was one of Mike's municipal clients and I believe he may have even had the misfortune of being assigned to one of my golf foursomes at the MFOA golf outings. He will always be remembered for his everpresent smile and wonderful sense of humor.

To the Kozub family, we knew Mike from the Trade Floor days at old Society. He was always kind, greated you with a smile and had a joke to tell. He will be remembered fondly! Our sincere sympathies to you and may God be with you during this difficult time.