Mitchell A. Tomaszkiewicz

M, M, M, M, M, and M-
Sincere condolences on Mr. T's passing. Although he inspired some fear as a child, you could always tell there was the heart of a teddy bear behind it.
The little time he and I shared in Austin in recent years really revealed that heart. I truly looked forward to his trips down here and the time we could hang out and talk about old times.
All the best in this tough time.
Mike Merwick

My prayers go out to Mitchell & his family.

So long "bro". you were the brother I had although we had different parents. We shared many times and "events" together Thanks for the many time you took care of Mom while I was far away. Know you're with the angels now and save a place for me.
You will be missed and remembered.

Cousin Bob

So long "bro". You were the "brother" I had for a lifetime although we had diffferent parents. We shared many times together and thanks for reminding me that although I was many miles from "home" I was still there. I know you're with the angels and save a place for me. Cousins by birth, brothers by faith and love.

Bob

My sincere condolences to the entire Tomaszkiewicz family. I will always cherish my childhood memories of visiting Mr. and Mrs. "Tomas", across from my grandparents' home on Maplewood Avenue in Chicago. He was truly one of a kind, with quick wit and a genuinely warm heart. May he rest in peace.

Our sincere sympathy to the entire family. Mitch was a great guy. I will always remember the good times we had serving on St. Albert's school board and our after-meeting "socials."