Michael O'Toole

I am a neighbor. Across the street. I had the privilege to know Mike and loved helping him out when ever l could. He was a sweet man to know. I will miss looking over to his house making sure all was well.mike is on his holy journey. He will enjoy meeting his Lord. Becky hasselman. Neighbor.

Mike will be truly missed. His smile and welcoming gentle spirit touched me when I was working with him. Give Jesus a hug for me, Mike. Until we meet again in heaven.

Such a wonderful man. Mike will surely be missed. My mom, Alice Savickas, greatly enjoyed working for him. Sending prayers and God’s blessings to Mike’s family.

Mike and Loretta moved in next-door when I was in the second grade. His daughter Karen and I became best friends and remained best friends until she passed. Mr. O’Toole was always kind and gracious to me. Every time I would come to Muskegon, I will go to his house and visit with him. He always made me laugh, and made the worlds best bloody Mary’s. I will miss his visits dearly. To Patrick and Timothy, And family, my deepest condolences. I know he is resting in peace and he will be greatly...

Mike loved life!
We had the pleasure of meeting Mike 15 years ago after moving back to town and into Mike's neighborhood. We shared many stories around Mike's pool and he shared stories and beers at our house along with his Son Pat and great granddaughter, Hannah O'Toole. And what great stories he told! His memory was sharp and his sense of humor was spot on. We will miss his huge smile that he always shared when you saw him.
Rest In Peace Mike.
Kathi Tyler & Tom Schultz

Deepest condolences to Pat, Tim and families on the loss of your beloved Father. I am also sending condolences from his Granddaughter Rebecca O’Toole Miller, daughter of Michael John O’Toole and myself. May loving memories ease
the pain of your loss.
Ma Kevan O’Toole Rangel
Rebecca O’Toole Miller.

My father and former neighbor, Marvin Groszowski, remembers Michael fondly. He remembers riding their bike around the neighborhood and said it was one of the best neighborhoods to grow up in. Michael gave my Dad his nickname “Mugs” which has stayed with him all his life. Please accept his condolences on Michael’s passing.

I met Mike a few times, most recently I played Eucher with him and Paula. He seems like a man who really enjoyed life. I do know one person who will be waiting to greet him at the Pearly gates will be Bill Bequist. I hope heaven is prepared. May he Rest In Peace.