Michael Shannon Driscoll

So Sorry to Hear about Mike.He was a wonderful Person.We had so many great times playing on the Delta hockey team. Traveling to Europe and winning the Prague OK Cup. Going to Montreal to play and hangout with our Friends in YUL. So many good times .Mike will be Missed but Never forgotten .If heaven has a hockey team Mike will be on it.

Rest in Peace

So sorry to hear about Mike . He and Lisa came down to visit us in Grand Cayman when I had a time share there a long time ago. A great guy.
Pete Radasch

Mike was a fun loving and kind soul. We are so sorry for your loss.
The Hintlian Family

Such a great guy! Always had a smile on his face! Fond memories of our time together at Delta both in the Boston base and down in New York. Running into Mike during our many commutes to and from New York always made them better!!!
Deepest condolences to his family and so many friends!

It was an honor and privilege to meet the Driscoll family and especially to care for Captain Mike.

Michael was always a gentleman, and a proud Husband, Father, and friend to all who knew him! He will be sorely missed and always remembered. A true Irishman and American hero! God Bless

We are absolutely saddened for your loss!!

There were many days Mike, me, Fitzy and Bobby found our ways into significant shenanigans during and after high school. There are so many memories growing up with and hanging out with Mike!!

I pray that you can find comfort knowing he´s with Jesus now!

Rick & Patti Forristall
Queen Creek, AZ

Mike was an amazing guy, we had lots of fun times coming down to Boston to play some airline hockey, lunch and many laughs. Those overseas hockey tournaments were also very special and I hold many wonderful memories our Driz.

I was heart broken when I got the news, Rest in Peace buddy and shine that star down on us.

My condolences to his entire family
James Pye

Mike is already in heaven with our Heavenly Father.
Family, Faith and Friends were his priorities and he mastered them all.
Countless overseas hockey trips to Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary
, etc... created a lifetime of fun memories. Our day excursions to ride the rails in Switzerland and visit surrounding cities were priceless (we called each other Heinz Bitte). Given Mike´s strong faith, he never passed a church without going inside to say a prayer and indulge in its tranquility and beauty.
Above all, Mike LOVED his family.
Rest in peace Driz and thank you for being a friend.
Steve Ferrante and family.

Mike was a great guy. He was a man of great faith. I remember him during Covid being such a great help in keeping Saint Mary´s church open and safe during a time when most parishes were closed. He loved the book that I wrote The Farewell Christmas which about the last Christmas I spent with my older brother Jackie who was also an aviator. He told me that he read the book every year at Christmas. May God accept Mike with open arms in heaven!

I had the pleasure of playing hockey with Michael on both the Delta team and at Blue Gold. When I was new to the Boston area he was such a welcoming and genuine person, he touched many lives in a positive way. I have several great memories of him during the overseas tournaments and am grateful to have met him. My condolences and prayers are with you.

Mike was such a great friend, father and husband. Fortunately, I got to witness first hand for many years. Endlessly devoted to his kids, worshiped his wife, and always there to help his friends. Our family benefited from his wonderful generosity of spirit. My favorite memory was when my oldest son was young and started having to travel by plane for sports. He was so scared. Mike would sit with him, explaining all the reasons why it was safe. Reminding him, "I´m driving and I have to get home to my own family! Nothing will happen!" Explaining all the pilots have to get home to their own kids. They want ice cream, have to get to sports, etc.... I am heart broken. RIP. I love you Mike. Susie

We are neighbors of Mike and his family the thing I appreciated about Mike was he would always stop and talk with you especially about hockey and flying. He was so knowledgeable. It was my pleasure to have known Mike . He was the kind of man that this world needs more of. RIP MIKE.
Your neighbors
The Slavins