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Michael Philip McSweeney

Meridian, Idaho

1939 - 2015

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Mike was born in Corona, Queens, NY to Edwin James McSweeney and Mary Rose Lanese on February 18, 1939. He attended Our Lady of Sorrows Elementary School in Corona, NY and finished up at the Salesian School in Goshen, NY. Mike graduated from St. Francis Prep High School in Brooklyn, NY in...

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Semper Fi ,Mike. You will always remain in our memory. We love you.. Please be waiting for us. Shack and Skye

Mike was a difference maker, my selfish wish is that I could have met him sooner and known him longer. I will miss Michael and his straight forward, curt way of calling a spade a spade, I loved that about him.
Until we meet again my friend....BadaBing!

Mike my boy you ment so much to the people at Holy Apostles and everyone you have touched as well.
Mike was in the Knights of Columbus with me and My small faith group Mourning Light as well; he was so outgoing, determined and bull headed as well and if it came to a Catholic that was not going by the word, then Mike would show you what page it was on-we can all learn a lot from Mike- But what can I say about him other than.
Mike lived his life to the fullest and he knew his journey on...

I am so sorry to hear about Michael I was his secretary at CBS for many years and I helped him with his mom he was a wonderful man and a great son I will miss him very much love always Terry

Mike was loved by anyone he met. His faith remained strong throughout his illnesses. He gave of himself to so many in the parish. His gregarious personality touched all who knew him. Smooth sailing, Mike, time to move to your eternal reward. You will be missed. May God welcome you and bless you as you enter His kingdom. You are loved.

I met Mike as a result of the Evangelization Retreat at Holy Apostles. He helped us get our new faith community started and was a tremendous encouragement as I was just entering the church. He had a gift of remembering people's names and always making them feel like his "special" friends. Mike, you are already so missed at Holy Apostles but we all look forward to a joyful reunion one day. Please never lose that NY accent! :-)

Mike "made the difference" for me during my Returning Catholics class several years ago. He was a wonderful person; I feel privileged to have known him.

Janet Harper

It was my pleasure to work with Mike at The World Center for Birds of Prey. Mike was a kind, caring person who always had a kind word and a big, beautiful smile for everyone he met. I will miss him and his wonderful New York accent.

Mike will be missed by all at our parish.His kindness and love of Christ and his Church was very apparent. He loved to serve and deeply cared about people.

Bill Bieker