Michael, Mark and family, Mike, my first cousin on my Dad's side, was a man of few words. Both his immediate and his extended family were very proud of him when he was accepted at GMI. He was a real GM man. A man of few words, but with a sense of humor. A story comes to mind, my Dad , 'Batya" (Uncle) used to tell: Mike was attending class in a one room schoolhouse. His teacher, knew he spoke Hungarian fluently, so at Christmas time she asked him to sing a Christmas Carole. He burst out with "Az a Szep" (Beautiful is One With Blue Eyes) his Mom. When he told his Mom, she reminded him that he knew that that wasn't a Carole. His reply was the teacher didn't understand it, she thought it was very nice. Mike had to be very accurate, because if he didn't tell his parents something his sister, Olga would blurt it out. The advantage of a one room school house? Please accept our condolences. May your fond memories of your Dad help you through these difficult times? Sympathetically, Charlie, Mary Ann, Suzanne and Carolyn Wilson