1948-2010
Martin Lyczynski, age 62, a resident of Macomb Township, died suddenly November 5, 2010. He was born in Detroit. Mr. Lyczynski was a retired lead senior automotive designer. His love of cars began when he was a child, taking apart model cars and totally redesigning them into something else.
Mr. Lyczynski is past president of the Sterling Heights Lions Club, a 3rd degree Knights of Columbus, and very actively involved with the Michigan Young Onset Parkinson's Disease (MiYOPD).
Mr. Lyczynski is survived by his wife of 42 years, Joanne (nee DePonio), his children: Martin (Ann), Richard (Regina) and Melissa Lyczynski; his sister Mary Ann (Norman) Ellsworth, his mother, Florence (neeTwardy) Lyczynski, and his grandchildren: Steven Collins; Brittany, Cassie, Lizzy, Lydia, Austin and Melody Lyczynski. He was predeceased by his father, Martin Lyczynski.
The family requests donations to the Michigan Parkinson's Foundation, 30400 Telegraph Road, Suite 150, Bingham Farms, MI 48025-9976 or to MiYOPD in care of the funeral home
Visitation: Sunday, November 7, 2010 From 3-9
Monday, November 8, 2010 From 1-9
Rosary: Monday, November 8, 2010 at 7 PM
Funeral: Tuesday, November 9, 2010
St. Isidore Catholic Church
23 Mile Road at Romeo Plank Rd.
Macomb, Michigan
In state: 9:30 AM
Mass 10 AM
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We are deeply saddened to hear of Marty's passing. We feel so very fortunate to have had him as a friend. He always took things in stride with dear Joanne at his side. Our deepest sympathy to Joanne, his children, and the entire family. How we will miss you!!!
Nigel and Anita Heap
We are very sad to hear of Marty's passing.Our thoughts and prayers are with of you. Kim and Delores
We are deeply saddened by the loss of Marty. We will miss seeing his smile as he was often outside working on the landscaping or in the garage. I will miss our little chats about Roanie and Max...
Your neighbors, The Tengler's
Joe, Jennifer, Stephanie, Sydney, Joey and Charlie
Marty and his wife Joanne were charter members of the Young Onset Parkinson's Support Group of SE Michigan affiliated with the Michigan Parkinson Foundation.) MiYOPD was the first Support Group in Michigan dedicated to the support of those affected by Young Onset Parkinson's disease.
MiYOPD members offer our condolences to Joanne and to the rest of Marty's family. Marty's behavior was a case study on how to live a productive life in the daily presence of pain. He was a beacon of courage for those who knew him. He will be missed.
Marty and his wife Joanne were charter members of the Young Onset Parkinson's Support Group of SE Michigan (affiliated with the Michigan Parkinson Foundation.) MiYOPD was the first Support Group in Michigan dedicated to the support of those affected by Young Onset Parkinson's disease.
MiYOPD members offer our condolences to Joanne and to the rest of Marty's family. Marty 's behavior was a case study of living a productive life in the daily presence of pain. He was a beacon of courage for those who knew him. He will be missed.
We've had the privilege of knowing Marty and Joanne for the past four years through MiYOPD. You couldn't ask to know better people. Despite his many challenges, Marty never complained about what life dealt him, and he showed us how to lead a full life with his family and friends. We are saddened by the loss of our dear friend, and our hearts and prayers go out to Joanne and their family during this difficult time.
Bob and Pat Enderle
We have known Marty and Joanne for only four short years through MiYOPD. One couldn't ask to know two better people than them, and we are blessed to have been included among their many friends. Despite the challenges Marty faced each day, he never complained about the hand life had dealt him, and he lived life to the fullest. Marty was a wonderful husband, father, and friend--and so much more--and the world is a much better place because of him. He will be sorely missed. Our hearts and prayers go out to Joanne and all of the family during this difficult time.
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Pat and Bob Enderle
Marty was a great man and leader. He saved my ass many times. Being stern was his job, but he went so much farther than that, he was my friend. Protecting myself and others.
Thoughts and Prayers are with the family.
Dan Gavagan
It was my good fortune to meet Marty in 1980 while working at Entech. I was new to the business and didn't know much about drafting. Marty was always there to help if I had a question. I considered it a privelege to work in the same drafting room with him. Thanks Marty! You were the best! Gary Federle
BUTCH
We are very saddened by the passing of Marty. We were very lucky to have known Marty and Joanne all these years. Marty was the finest person and friend I have ever known!!! Chris and I will miss him dearly.
BUTCH HUBERT
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