Birth date: Mar 2, 1954 Death date: Jul 12, 2011
Michael Kevin Grdnic, 57 yrs., of Millstadt, IL, passed away at Barnes Jewish Medical Center, St. Louis, MO. He was born in St. Louis, MO, the son of the late Mathew Michael and Genevieve Virginia (Dziadosz) Grdnic. So special, lo Read Obituary
Joy and family,
I learned about Mike just now today as I was on the Lawler site sending condolences to another friend on the loss of their son, Tony. I am so sorry, what a great guy. I loved the times we(& my brother Randy)had hanging out with you & Mike. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Love always,
Brenda (Suchman) Denison
I'm so sorry to hear about the death of Michael. My condolences to his family and friends. May God comfort you in this time of sorrow.
Dear Joy and family,
It was so good to see you this afternoon, but with a heavy heart for your loss of Michael.
May you find comfort in the friends and family that care about you.
Dear Cousin Michael,
I have such good memories of playing all together at Bubba's house during the holidays, our house in Beaver and your house at the farm. We will miss your wit and creativity.
Love,
Julie
The Hammer was a funny, intelligent guy and quite possibly the greatest conversationalist ever. He will be missed.
Dear Joy,
I am sorry to hear about Michael; please accept my condolences.
During our days at Gibault,
Michael's orginal and creative thinking provided us with so many opportunities to laugh, and to think, as well. He left lots of happy memories for many people and will be missed.
My dear beautiful cousin Michael. So talented and so loving. My prayers to you that you have found peace. I love you so much.
Dear Joy, This is a sad shock to hear that Michael has gone so young. I feel a frustrated regret that I haven't had the chance to see him as adults and after much 'life'. You know that I loved him and thrived in our friendship in High School.
He was absolutely brimming with creative energy, love and creativity. He was talented and brave. I have many memories of delighting in our conversations, his depth and passion for life.
I remember him bantering Shakespearian dialogue with Larry Halstead in the halls of Gibault - with a fluidity, humor and charm that would have earned him time with the scribe had he been born in another era. I adored him.
Michael was a unique and precious soul. I'm so sorry for your loss. Wish I could be there to give you 'un gran abrazo' and talk. Many memories. With love, Laura Kelly
many prayers to all of you xoxo
I feel so blessed to have been a small part of Michael's life.
May Michael's family find strength and comfort from God during these difficult days.
