Mark Miglich 60 Seville dies after sudden illness
Mark Miglich age 60 of Seville passed away suddenly on Thursday January 2 2025. Born July 12 1964 in North Ridgeville Ohio he attended North Ridgeville High School and excelled in football basketball and track. He worked over 20 years for Rep ro’s Inc as a service technician. He enjoyed family vacations to Hilton Head Island coaching his children’s sports teams and Steelers games. He is survived by wife Denise and children Nathan Zachary and Jillian plus sisters Angela and Joe.
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Memorial for Mark Miglich Auner and family ties
The obituary notes Mark Miglich Auner and Kris ten Moore as brothers and close friends of Kevin and Jeff, with many nieces and nephews who admired his style and competitive spirit with Uncle Mark. It lists his parents Edward and JoAnne Miglich and in-laws Patricia Lorig and Laura Trusnik as predeceased. Visitation is Tuesday January 7 2025 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Carlson Funeral Homes Medina Ohio. Mass is Wednesday January 8 2025 at 10 a.m. at Holy Martyrs Church Medina with burial at St. Francis Cemetery Medina Ohio.
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Ryan) Moore
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