Milton C. Lohner, Jr.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

To Bob Coy, the family still has his "why grow up" license plate. I think my cousin Kip Elliott has it hanging in his garage. I honestly didn't know much of a story behind that license plate but it certainly was the way of life we lived.

Always had a great time with Mickey. Fun lovin guy. We would go skiing up to Devil's Head. Never wore a scarf or goggles. Face was beet red all day. Best thing I remember, is his laugh.

Why grow up? See you on the other side Mick

Mickey ... Mickey ... Mickey! So many memories from our NCR days. From our (fashion show) lunches at The Main Line restaurant to the time you said "Oh, oh!" and all the stories in between. We drifted away over the years, but the annual phone conversations were like a time warp! Everything came back into focus. I'm so sorry to see you go, but we'll meet again on the other side. Hang in there!

Mick-A-Doodle, I am so blessed to have had you in my life. I am so lucky to have picked you as our person. As we used to say “thank god for blind dates and pizza”. (Inside joke) You were more than my mom’s husband or my stepfather; you were my Dad.

I have so many memories to cherish; you teaching me how to navigate my way (north, south, east and west) from that map on the wall in the cottage, how to read a ruler, how to water ski, snowmobiling, how to drive a boat and snow skiing....