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Michael Chornack Obituary

Michael (Mike) Peter Chornack was born December 10, 1950, in Ashland, PA to Peter P. Chornack and Alice Rosina Chornack. He passed away Saturday, January 21, 2023, in Boulder, CO Mike graduated from Meadville High School in 1968 and obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree (Geology) from Edinboro State College in Edinboro, PA on May 1977. Mike was in the United States Marine Corp 1970 to 1973. Mike worked on the Yucca Mountain Project at the Nevada Test Site with the U.S. Geological Survey from 1977 until he retired December 2014. He is survived by his partner Donna Hector of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, 2 nephews Michael Chornack (Casey) of Pittsburgh, PA and Steven Chornack of Meadville, PA, one great-niece, Emma Chornack and two great-nephews, Maddox and Merritt Chornack.

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Published by The Daily Camera on Jan. 25, 2023.

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John Atterbury

June 12, 2024

Michael, Jerry Tincher, and I shared a house together for about two years while in the Marine Corps. It´s been over 50 years and I still have many great memories of Michael. My condolences to whole family.

Jerry Tincher

June 12, 2024

Mike and myself were in the Matine Corps together. We shared a house off base and had many great times. RIP Brother Semper Fi

Donna Hector

February 14, 2023

Happy Valentine´s Day Honey! I miss you tons.

Bob LaPointe

January 31, 2023

So sorry to hear about Mike. I got to know him in the club and we had a lot of good conversations.

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