
Michael Parisi
June 08, 2015
Obituary
Parisi, Michael F.
LONGWOOD, FLA./BELOIT/MADISON- Michael F. Parisi, age 54, passed away at home surrounded by his family on Monday, June 8, 2015, after a brief illness. Mike is survived by his wife, Lori (Boyer); daughter, Maria (Jamey) Leigh; grandchildren, Jordynn, Logan, Kristina and Janayah; and many other relatives and friends. A celebration of Mike's life will be held at 701 GERALD AVE., SUN PRAIRIE, on Saturday, Aug. 1, 2015, from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
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Debby & Ken Linneborn
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I'm not quite sure what to say cuz Mikey(I believe I was the only one that was able to call him Mikey, then the nieces got to do it LOL) was not only my brother in-law but was like a brother to me. His ability to make people laugh, smile and see the good in themselves was unbelievable. He loved his wife so very much and Maria/Jamey and the grandkids were the apple of his life.
I remember so many wonderful things about Mikey but one that will never leave my heart is when I married Ken, how he took right to him and always made him welcomed, then they became good friends and started golfing together. What a joke!!!! Lori and I would wait til they got home to see who was going to fib first about their scores and the first lier didn't have a chance. They use to exchange Christmas gifts and I swear one was always trying to out do the other. Mikey you are /will be missed, but know you will always be in our hearts and always with Lori, Ria,Jamey and the kids.
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Holly King-Riegle
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My Uncle Mike was one of a kind. He always had a Smile on his face and a warm heart. There was never a moment where he was ever an angry man.. This man would do anything for most everyone who had walked into his life. He always enjoyed the grand-kids he had, but he also adored and loved his great-nieces and nephews. He would be the big kid at the family gatherings and find things for them to do to keep them entertained. My uncle Mikey was soft spoken but kind hearted. Never an ill bone in that body of us.. No one can express the fact that you are no longer around. But I know that i think of you often and do wish you were still here. There are to many Memories to share but will share a few.. First one was when Uncle Mike taught me Karate in the basement of his home, as well as him always being the last one to eat at the family gatherings. Oh wait not the last one to eat but the one who could out eat everyone else and make us all jealous on how he could stay so skinny.. Well Uncle Mikey you are gone but truly never forgotten. I have seen a few butterflies while outside and think it must be you looking down on me.. I love you and miss you as well does your great-nephews who adored you when we got together with the family.. Rest in Peace..