Birth date: Dec 22, 1952 Death date: Dec 10, 2020
Milan N. Wascovich, 67, of Lorain, formerly of Harrison Twp., Michigan, passed away Thursday, December 10, 2020 at Ames Family Hospice House in Westlake following a lengthy illness. He was born December 22, 1952 in Lorain. Milan w Read Obituary
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Terry, I just found out about Milan. For some very random reason, you flitted through my mind the other day. You and your brother Milan were always two of my favorite people. We all worked together at McD's on 254 and Milan was a born manager, esp of young people needing mentoring and learning about how to mnaeuver in this world. Pease know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Karen Hines Kearney
Farewell to our teammate and friend. And our combined condolences to family and friends of Milan as he’s left us to be with Christ and delight in his eternal reward.
He will be missed by his St. Mary’s and L.C. schoolmates.
Mike Burke, Mike Campo, Bob Coviello, Frank Coughlin, Paul Fabanich, Kevin Flaherty, Tom Jenkins, Joe Kowalczyk, Bill McPhie, Bill Reagan, Joe Stark, Roger Werbylo, Dale Bilancini, Dave Waite, Sam Skoda, Jim O’Connor.
Posthumously: Dan Straka, Dave Jenkins, John Kendzel, Stan Mazur, Al Kirchner, Joe Arendt
Mary Ellen and family, I am so sorry to hear of your sweet brother's passing. Mary Ellen, I remember that you two were especially close. May the universe hold you softly and lightly. I am holding you close in my heart. So much love, Anita Spacek
Sad to hear of Milan's passing. We too met at McDonald's as teenagers. I had many long discussions with him as we tried to solve the problems of the world with his strong determination in his beliefs. He sent more than one worker home and out the side door of McD's as a manager when they gave him grief. LOL I too lost contact when he went to Michigan.
Time causes us to lose track of people but the memories I have are as fresh as yesterday.
Yalla's Tommy's Rebman's and Milan. That I will never forget ! Rest easy my friend. My sympathies to all the family
Joe Neuhoff
I taught with Milan at Dorsey Schools for many years. He was always a happy go lucky guy. We had a group of teachers that would meet every now and then for dinner. He was sorely missed these last years. My deepest sympathies and prayers are with you all.
Mary Ellen, Mrs. Sockel, and family,
My deepest sympathy to Milan's family. Milan was a great guy who I am glad I got to meet. This is a perfect picture of him- always a smile on his face.
You are all in my prayers.
Ann (Adamcek) More
I first met Milan at age 16 when he hired into McDonald's on 254 across from the May Co. We hit it off as friends from the first day. From the time he hired into McDonald's he continued to grow in height until he surpassed many of us and grew to be a tall man. We had some great times back then and Milan was always a great guy. I did lose contact with him after his move to Michigan, but have always known he was doing well in his new career. I was very proud of him when he was a Lorain County Sherriff's Deputy as well. He looked great in his uniform being tall and slender. Our paths parted when I hired into Ford and later when I entered the service and lost contact with him as he went on to college. I've never forgotten my old friend and had no way to know he had moved back to our area. I send my sincere condolences to his family as I know he will be in your hearts forever, as well as ours. We had some fun times as youngsters and I'll remember him as one of my best friends. Sincere Regrets. Wayne Baird and family.
