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Darryl Mia uploaded photo(s)
Friday, August 5, 2022
To live a full life is to live one without regrets.
“Rebecca Sampson”
This was my Dad’s life. One where he touched the lives of so many by being that good neighbor, a second father for many, a community leader who gave back to his adopted Highland park,a loving uncle to all his nieces and nephews and most importantly a loving Father and Grandfather. Mom will miss you, but we will take good care of your treasure!
I’m so Glad to have shared a life with you and thank you for all the love and guidance you gave to me. My heart broke in losing you…. But my Heart will grow stronger in keeping your Memory and Legacy Alive
Love you Dad!
Darryl
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Susan Mia posted a condolence
Thursday, August 4, 2022
Besides my Uncle Mike, and childhood friend, you were the only other person who called me Suzy. For me when you called me Suzy, it was a term of endearment, bringing me back to my childhood which gave me such joy. Rest in heavenly peace❤️
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Aaron Glasker lit a candle
Thursday, August 4, 2022
My condolences to The Mia Family, “ We have truly lost A Great Man, Husband, Father, Uncle, Brother & Friend.
Until We Meet Again!❤️
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Keith merrity posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
A man ! They don't make men like Mr. Mia anymore. My honor to know him, he shared his family with me, educated me. He wasn't my Father, but he was very " Fartherly" to me.
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Edward Moore posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Big Dad Mia will always be the inspiration of the young men of Highland Park Mi
Our Hearts and prayers go to the Mia family
God Bless you and we love you
Ed Moore and Family
HP4Life
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Al Foster lit a candle
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Growing up Mr. Mia was instrumental in teaching so many of us neighbor hood kids the lessons of life, weather it was through sports, a Sunday morning church service or a casual conversation in passing. We loss ONE OF THE GREAT ONES. Take your rest for a job well done. Thank you Coach and the Mia family for all the lessons learned. Gone but never forgotten.
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Linda Spight posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Sending my condolences and love to you and your family, Gwen. I didn’t know your father, but his obituary clearly reveals him to be an outstanding man of intellect, integrity and dedication. You were blessed to have him as a model of excellence, providing you with lasting memories and life lessons. Linda Spight
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Judi F. lit a candle
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
I will forever cherish the times we shared visiting with you and the family. You always welcomed us into your home when we popped by for visits on college breaks and after we began our family. The Mia family table was where we spent many visits laughing, discussing politics, life and let’s us not forget eating delicious meals! I’ll always remember your smile, your unique voice, the advice you offered and will remain forever grateful for the time we shared.
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Khalil Hill uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
I’m really lost for words but find myself typing this message. I thought I would be ready for the day I got the news. Honestly not as fitting as my tears flow uncontrollably. I feel at peace but so conflicted of the time I’ve missed. You’re a husband, father, grandfather, uncle, friend, and fearless man. Thank you for showing me what true love is through sickness and in health. Rest in Heaven Papa.
- Youngest Grandson
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Khalid Hill uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
To my superhero…
I think the hardest thing was knowing this day was coming soon and I couldn’t prepare myself enough. This a dark time for me I hate you had to leave but you got called home today. I wish I could have walked you to them gates and we share a couple laughs one more time but I want to say thank you. I know you don’t want any pity or for anybody to feel sad that you are gone. But this one hurt, you were the embodiment of being a good man. You took care of your family for 89 years and never wanted recognition for anything. I remember all the lessons you taught me growing up. I remember you teaching me how to throw a pitch. I remember you telling me when I was a kid when you walk in a room you make them respect you. I remember sitting on them stairs reading books and you taught me I can’t just read a book by looking at the pictures. I remember you telling me to use the stiff arm and always run towards daylight. I remember just coming by the house to sit and watch movies with you. I remember how proud you were of me that I got to follow my dream, I was happy that you got to see me go all the way. So many good memories and so many good times. These last couple of years weren’t good to you but you faced it head on. Never ran from it and you approached life with the same attitude I hope to continue to do the same. I’m glad you finally get a chance to rest, you deserve it. Keep watch over us up there and save a seat for me gangsta we will see each other again. I’m sure they got York mints, books, and some wine for you up there so I know you turnt. Take a bow gramps, you did one hell of a job. I love you always and forever !
Rest up
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Gwen Mia uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
To my beloved husband, Eddie, of 63 years, I will love you always. This seemed so sudden, but I know that God is in control. May you rest eternally and I’ll be seeing you. Love always, Pat
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The family of Edward Mia uploaded a photo
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
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