Michael Tata

September 02 , 1953 - September 25 , 2022

VISITATIONS:

Friday, September 30, 2022

2:00 ~ 6:30 PM

Michigan Memorial Funeral Home

SERVICES:

Friday, September 30, 2022

6:30 PM

Michigan Memorial Funeral Home Chapel

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Obituary

TATA, Michael., age 69, of New Boston, September 25, 2022. Beloved husband of Lori Tata. Loving father of Michael (Victoria) Tata, Matt (Katy) Tata and Brittney (Kyle) Harper. Dearest grandfather of Reid, Blake, Alyssa, Sullivan and Andrew. He is also survived by his siblings Leonard (Mary) Tata and Suzanne (Michael) Berendt. He was preceded in death by his parents Rinaldo and Louise Tata. His cremation will take place at “The Witness Crematory” located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Vascular.org.

Condolences

My deepest sympathy to you Lorie and family. Beth Barnes
Prayers to you, Lori, your children, and grandchildren. Mike was one of the good ones and will be missed by so many people. Rest In Peace old friend. Marilou Kosal Szerszen
Mike...I worked for him many years ago at The Lion and the Sword. He was a good man who left this earth and his family too soon. My prayers for his family and friends. Chrissy (Short) Beyers
Matt, I am very sorry to read of your dad's passing. You and your entire family will be in our prayers. Darrell L Jones
Our condolences to Lori and the family. Mike was a childhood friend to my brother so growing up we saw Mike often. Always enjoyed seeing and talking with him and to see him smile. God bless you all. Gregg and Carla Zulinski
Very sorry to hear about Mike. We are out of the country and will not be back in time for the service. Know this. I watched you guys grow up. Mike's legacy lives in you guys and that speaks volumes. May you all find peace. Rod Hopper
Sending my love to all of you along with prayers for healing and comfort during this time. Annie Brooks
It saddens me to know that Mike is no longer with us. He was such a great person. I will never forget the times he'd come sit in my office and tell me all about his family, about how much he loved them. He was so proud of his kids. One of the things I remember must of all is when he's be excited about going to the camp site with his wife and dog during the summer. I thought it was awesome. I left ManTech a few years ago and hadn't seen him since then until a few months ago as he was on the base working on a vehicle. I was very happy to see him. Just know that he will truly be missed. I know it's hard for the family to deal with and I pray that they will be okay one day knowing that he is watching over them. My condolences to the family. Shagail
So sorry to hear this Lori. Thinking of you Benjamin Colli
Just wanted to say I remember Mike all through gradeschool and later in early 20's. Always said HI and something nice to say. I grew up with Mike from Dixie Lane. Peace. Tommy Cioch