Birth date: Dec 5, 1941 Death date: Mar 13, 2020
Michael Suvino, age 78, passed away on March 13, 2020 in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born on December 5, 1941 in Jersey City, New Jersey to Charlotte and John Suvino. Michael was a mechanic. Arrangements are under the direction Read Obituary
Uncle Mike, I wanted to wish you a Happy Easter. I think of you often. I am sad that nobody told me that you had passed. I miss you Uncle Mike. Please find my Brother John and hug each other for me. I love you Uncle Mike. Your Niece, Trish
Uncle Mike, I have been thinking about you a lot lately. I was remembering how you used to take me to the White Mana for curb service. I remember how all of the Ladies that worked there would come over to the car to talk with you. They would say how sweet you were for taking your neice out for something to eat. I always felt special because you asked me. I wish we talked more than once a week. I saved all of the cards that you sent to me. I loved all of the pictures that you sent me. Especially the ones of your cat Red. She was so pretty and lucky to have you to take care of her. I liked that you let her sleep in your bed. I miss you Uncle Mike. You ALWAYS made me feel very special. Especially after my Brother passed. You kept checking to make sure that I was taking care of myself. I love and miss you Uncle Mike.
Uncle Mike, I wanted to wish you a very MERRY CHRISTMAS. I love you Uncle Mike. I will write to you again soon. I am sorry that I forgot to wish you a Happy Birthday on December5th. I love and miss you Uncle Mike. Love your niece Trish
Michael Suvino, Not only was a mechanic, he was a diesel mechanic. He could fix anything! Mike was a huge lover of animals. He would feed the ferrell cats behind his complex. He had gotten complaints for doing so but, he did it anyway. He took in a beautiful red cat who looked like Morris the cat. He named her Red! He spoiled her like a child. She was allowed to go anywhere in the house. Many times she would curl up in a ball at the end of his bed. My Uncle was a very sweet man. I would call and it would go to voicemail. He picked it up right away. He always told me not to worry so much. He told me to do something fun. I told him I was saving up for a new living room set. He sent me a card with a picture of a cat that said" I love meow". He sent me a check and he wrote" please use this for something fun". I cried when I read that. Our birthdays are very close so when I sent him a card, he would send me one back. He sent me money in the cards. I told him not to do that. He said he thought I wouldn't cash his check. Such a generous person. I am so sorry that his obituary is not what it should be. He had a Sister Geraldine. His Brother in law was John Marotta. They had 5 children. He had a Brother Ronald. He had a niece Patricia and nephew John. He had 6 nephews and two nieces. Nancy and Patricia. He was so much more than what is written about him here. He used to call me and let it ring twice. That was my signal to call him back. He spoke in detail what he was going to eat! He had a great appetite and enjoyed his food. He now knows the truth about my stories. I wish that I could hug him again. He always looked great and smelled very good. He gave me great advice on a few things. Especially when I was going to buy my apartment in 2008. He did some research and found out it was in a flood zone. Thank you for that! I am sorry that you couldn't go back to Las Vegas at least one more time. All in all I hope I shed some light on this wonderful man. I love you Uncle Mike! I miss you very much. I will write more soon. Love always Trish
Uncle Mike, today would be your birthday. I miss you very much. I stop and think of you a lot! I enjoyed our hour long phone calls. You would start out seriously and then, you would start laughing! When I told you that I was marrying Louis you asked me if it was really what I wanted or if I felt like I had to be married. I was just telling Louis that I was fishing with you and you asked me to bait your hook properly. When John passed you drove all of the way down to help me. You were very concerned that I was going to fall over. You said that you were very proud of me. It felt so good hearing you say that. I still remember your phone number. I am sorry that I didn't know you were very ill. You tried to shield me from bad news. You kept thinking that I was still a little girl. Thank you Uncle Mike for the pictures. Thank you for making me feel special when I was growing up. Thank you for that big hug the last time I saw you. And Thank You for telling me that I was beautiful even when I didn't feel like I was. You said that I had a wonderful imagination and that I should do something with it. And Thank you for getting so excited when I sent you post cards from Walt Disney World. I will think about you and write about you more often. Your niece, Trish Suvino-D'Anna
Uncle Mike, I am so very sorry that nobody had told me. You deserved a much better obituary. There was so many sides to you. Beside being a mechanic, My Uncle was a HUGE animal lover. I know that Red is missing her Daddy. My Uncle would feed so many ferel cats, kittens and, have them fixed. People need to know these things about you. Plus, You were a very handsome man! But, especially about taking care of stray animals. Especially cats. I Love you Uncle Mike. Your Niece, Patricia( Trish) Suvino DAnna.
Uncle Mike, I confided in you during our many late night talks. Ring twice, hang up was the signal. I miss you Uncle Mike. Now, you can see everything so clearly. God Bless You. I will see you again. Your Niece, Patricia( Trish) Suvino DAnna
I remember how You always looked so handsome! I will miss our late night talks. Again, I seriously wish that someone would have told me of You passing away. I always Loved You Uncle Mike. Especially the way You took to my husband Louis D'Anna. At the very least, You are with My Brother John and Aunt Gerry and Uncle John. I love You Uncle Mike. Your fellow Sagittarius, Trish D'Anna nee Suvino. Give My Brother John a huge hug until we meet again, Your Niece Patricia( Trish ) D'Anna nee Suvino
Uncle Mike, I am so very sorry that nobody ever told me. What I remember the most was when You would take me to White Mana on Tonelle avenue and, when You took me fishing as a kid. I love You Uncle Mike. Your niece, Trish
