Donald Micheal Tilicki

Birth date: Dec 31, 1954 Death date: Mar 31, 2022

Donald Micheal Tilicki age 67 of Clay Twp., MI. passed away March 31, 2022 in the McLaren Port Huron Hospital. He was born December 31, 1954 in Highland Park, MI. to the late Donald and Patricia (Stefanko) Tilicki. He married Cath Read Obituary

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Judy

135w ago

Don, Thank you for being the best brother to me and for all the fun times and laughter we shared through the years. Whenever we were together we had the best family times and made the best memories together. The birthdays at the house were the best. All of us will miss you more than words can say but you are in our hearts and memories forever. I know you are now reunited with mom, dad, Sue and our entire family. Probably having Pabst together too. May you rest in eternal peace forever with our lord . I love you Don and will forever miss you. Love Judy

Nawal Tilicki

135w ago

My father-in-law Donald M. Tilicki raised a wonderful family along with my mother-in-law Cathy Tilicki. Family was always #1 for him. He passed on to his six children pride, responsibility, strength, hard working and respect. He continues to live in his children and grandchildren. I am grateful that I had the privilege to know him for 17 years. His place at the head of the table will be greatly missed. Time will continue to move on and going forward events will never be the same. My deepest sympathies to my mother-in-law Cathy Tilicki, my husband Don, Kim, John, Nick, Luke & Laura. May he RIP for all eternity.

Nicholas Tilicki

135w ago

Dad We already miss you. We know you're in a better place. Thank you for all your support and guidance. Thank you for setting the example for us to follow. We love you.

Karen Bolos

135w ago

Don was a very hard working man. I always remember him as being kind and always helping others. When I was young I always remember him stopping by to visit with my dad. If my dad needed help with anything, he always jumped in. Especially if he needed any handy work done around the house because we all know my dad was not handy. I don't think I ever heard him say a bad thing about anyone. He always encouraged us to do our best. I remember him coming with our family on our camping trip to Smokey Mountains Tennessee. Now that I think back, we were probably lucky that he came with us. I don't think my dad new much about camping and he probably helped us out a lot. I hope he is not suffering anymore and that he can enjoy his time up in heaven with all of his family. He will be missed.

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