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Bernard Miscuk

January 21 , 1943 - July 24 , 2026
Bernard Miscuk Obituary on Michigan Memorial Funeral Home
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Bernard Miscuk

January 21 , 1943 - July 24 , 2026
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It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Bernard Miscuk, 83, on July 24th, 2026.  Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he spent most of his life raising his family in Dearborn, Michigan.  He was the son of Andrew Bernard Miscuk and Virginia (Seachrist) Miscuk and brother of Andrew Joseph Miscuk.  He is survived by his loving wife Rose Annette (Talarico) Miscuk and three sons, Anthony Joseph (Melissa) Miscuk, Steven Richard Miscuk, and Patrick Allan Miscuk, along with two grandchildren, Anthony Joseph Miscuk Jr, and Carolyn Louise Miscuk.  He was also blessed to have several loving in-laws, and an abundance of nieces and nephews.

Bernard, or Bernie, served honorably in the United States Air Force before settling in the Detroit area.  There he joined Ford Motor Company, where he honed his skills as an electrician before moving into robotics and retiring as a plant engineer.

Bernie was a man of many talents and could fix anything.  He was initially a draftsman and had perfect penmanship which he shared by labeling anything from shelving to the beautiful photo albums that he loved to assemble and share.  He made every upgrade imaginable in the family home on Cobb Street, where everyone fondly remembers countless holidays and birthdays. There was not a job he couldn’t do when it came to home improvements.  He was a true craftsman.

Bernie’s love for music was another gift he enjoyed sharing, as his children will always remember when he would bring out a box full of classic 45s and play song after song while he told them about the artists.  Buddy Holly was his favorite.

Bernie’s legacy of love, happiness and kindness will live on in the hearts of all who were privileged to know him.  He will be dearly missed but fondly remembered.

 

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  • We are sorry for the loss of Bernie. your family is in our prayers james and cheri kjellin
  • We send our love and prayers to Rosie, Tony, Steve, Patrick and extended family on the loss of Bernie. I remember them as a young couple, then as parents, and later as grandparents. May God be with you as you move through this time of saying goodbye. Judy and Paul Rooney
  • Sorry for your loss. I’ve know Bernie all my life and he was a great guy. Love to the whole family and Rosie I’m praying for you in this hard time. Michael Mangone. Michael Mangone
  • Sending our most heartfelt condolences to your family on the passing of Bernie. I will never forget the small things like his famous Kodak picture Carousel presentations on Cobb Street and all the visits to us at different locations during our military years. Sitting around the kitchen table for dinners and afterwards in the living room talking about the subject of the day. And lastly Cindy and I blessed to have one last lunch with him and Rosie earlier this year with good food at Antonio’s and back to the house to reminisce. You will be truly missed. All our love. The Reynolds Family Robert and Cindy Reynolds
  • Bernie was always willing to lend a helping hand, and could fix most anything. He possessed a big heart and took tremendous pride in his entire family. He was a very good friend and we will miss him deeply. Bruce/Yamini Crawford

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