Death date: May 8, 2006
JOHN "JACK" MARNICH, 92, of Sidnaw, MI. passed away Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at Baraga County Memorial Hospital, Skilled Nursing Unit. He was born in Painesdale, MI. on May 1, 1914 son of the late Thomas and Anna Marnich. Jack gradu Read Obituary
Therese & Family, our sincerest sympathy in the loss of your father/grandfather. Cherish the many memories and may God comfort you during this difficult time. God Bless. Sue & Bill
I am so sorry for your loss, Aunt Jane. My prayers are with you. Peggy Gossi (Dorothy's daughter)
Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with you all. We all have such fond memories of Jack. He will be greatly missed.
Scott, Phyl, Kathy & family
Dear Jane, Theresa and Tom,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time as always. Jack was a wonderful man and is held in high regards. I can still picture him standing there in his garden next to his beautiful tomato plants. Wish we could make the trip but know we are sending our love and sympathies to you.
Love,
May, Bob and Kids
Theresa, Sean and Mickey
I was sorry to read that your Dad/Grandpa has passed on. Sincere Sympathy. I will always remember you three as being great friends of mine.
John
Sean, Mickey & Family,
I'm very sorry to hear of your grandfathers passing. I remember seeing him often in the yard when I would visit with my Aunts & Uncles (Provost & Beauprey)in Sidnaw. Keeping your family in my prayers.
Marianne Wickstrom (Morin)
Theresa and Family, so sorry to hear about your Dad. I enjoyed him coming in to State Farm, he always had a smile on his face. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Theresa and family: So sorry to see in the paper that your Dad had passed away. It is difficult to lose a parent at any age. Know you will miss him dearly. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Karen Kristo
My deepest sympathies to Jane, Tom, Theresa, and all of Jack's family and friends.
I shall always remember his great disposition and interests. He was a great man.
Jim Beck
I met John shortly after I started work at Fort Wilkins State Park. He was in charge of auditing the DNR accounts in the Western UP. He was more of a buddy to me than a higher level manager; he would always kid around. John retired from the Baraga Office just before I transferred to Baraga, 20 years ago. Through the years he often stopped in and I truly enjoyed his visits. I was happy that he could spend so many retirement years in good health, enjoying the outdoors that he loved.
