Michael Hickey Obituary

Our mom Betty (O'Malley) Moran was a first cousin to your grandfather, Fahey. As kids, all of us Moran's remember the stories of Mona and Mike Hickey and our south side distance relatives. My mom wishes to express her deepest condolences on the loss of such a wonderful man. Our most heartfelt sympathy to all of you.

To Mike's kids, Larry, Mike and Cathy--I want to extend my condolences upon your father's passing away. Mike was a good friend of mine over the years, and I always found him to be kind and generous when others were in need. I am sure he is happy in heaven with your mother. I am sorry about not being at the funeral. Unfortunately, I heard the sad news after your father's funeral. He will be in my prayers. Sincerely,

Dear Larry, Mike and Cathy,



I am sorry to hear of your loss. I wish I could have been there with my Mom for you. Uncle Mike was always wonderful to me and he will always be in my heart. He tried to keep the entire family in contact, and I hope we can continue that tradition for him.



--Tera

Dear Cathy and Children, please take comfort in knowing you brought so much pleasure to your parents, and grandparents. I met Mona and Mike throught you, Cathy and I always admired them, and thought you were lucky to have them as parents. You were so loving, and connected to each other.

God Bless. Barbara Romero

Mike and Kathleen,



So sorry to hear about the death of Mikes' father. I apologize for not being able to attend the services, but I did want you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.



Pat Petkus

Dear Cathy and family: Please accept our sincere sympathy. Your Dad was a great guy, a perfect gentleman. Your children had a wonderful grandfather! Love, Byron and Peggy

Dear, Larry,Mike and Catherine,

First, on behalf of my family,I would like to extend our condolences and prayers to you and your family. Michael left an impression of honor and integrity on those who had the pleasure to know him. Though I had only met him several times, my father worked at Oak Forest Hospital and was proud to call him a friend. I do know he loved participating in the wedding in Ireland recently and that he was proud of his family. May he and Mona smile a blessing down upon his clan!

Dear Larry, Mike, and Cathy,



My deepest sympathy and condolence on the loss of your beloved father.



I had the pleasure of working closely with Michael at Oak Forest Hospital, for many years. He was a most honorable and dedicated public servant. Mike was greatly respected by all who had the pleasure of knowing and working with him.



Our prayers are with you and him,he will be greatly missed.



Jim Brodie, Director of Public Safety (Retired)

Dear Larry, Mike and Cathy,

When I think about growing up and my fond memories of 79th and Troy Street, my most favorite adults were your folks. Your Mom and Dad were so good to me and always had a big smile when I would stop by. They were always so interested in what the Callahans were doing and you always left the Hickey household feeling so good.

All of the Callahans are so sorry about your Dad. Your Dad was a wonderful, funny, caring person and a terrific Grandpa, too, and now he and your dear Mom can be together again. We always exchanged Christmas cards and after your Mom died, he always took the time to write me a nice note letting me know how he was doing and what was going on with the family.

That image of your handsome Dad( he had the best looking hair) and your lovely Mom, beaming and so proud on their 50th anniversary will always be the image that I will think about when I remember them.

Please know that all of you will be in our fondest thoughts and sincerest prayers.

Love,

Jane, Barb, Bob and Maribeth Callahan

Dear Larry, Michael. and Cathy I love you guys and I also loved your mom and dad. We will all miss him very much just like your mom, but at least they are back together now. Mike can keep Mona and my mom from fighting about thier hair dos.