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Carey A. Michalak- April 15, 1971- January 1, 2006. He never got married or had any children. He worked for T.S Schwartz in construction. He loved playing Volleyball, Snowmobiling, Hunting,and woodworking (he made amazing furniture). He truly enjoyed spending time with his family he was like a big teddy bear, my 2 daughters adored him. He has 2 brothers Kevin-26 and Brian -24, 1 sister April-34, 3 nieces Karissa-born 1996, Gianna-born 1999, Brainna-born 2006, 1 nephew Cameron born 2006. He passed before Cameron and Brianna were born. He died tragically in a car accident coming home on New Year's Day 2006.
**I did receive this from his sister, April. She is also going to send me some pictures and the family would love to hear any fun stories that classmates have to share about Carey!
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Tammy Swendsen (Heinrich)
Carey was my best friend in jr. high school, and I was shocked when I learned of his passing. He was a great person who never seemed to have anything bad to say about anyone, he was a true joy to be around. I wish I could have kept in touch with him and his family after I moved. He will be truly missed by his friends and family.allen heinrich
Renee Bailey
carey indeed was a big teddy bear.but you dared not make him mad!i had the pleasure of knowing him since the second grade and spent alot of play time with him when he lived down the street from my relatives,the paynes on reed street.Kathy Dean (Dudley)
My memory of Carey was in Mrs. Murphy's Public Speaking Class. He loved to work on things especially remodelling cars if I remember correctly. He had a passion at that time for that. He was a sincere down to earth person.Andrew Mill
Carey and I went to BOCES together. We sat together on the bus everyday in back of Krista Dolphin and Cheryl Golding. We always had a good time for the ride and sometimes crossing paths on our way to our favorite place, the food line at BOCES. Unfortunately I never got to know him well outside of school perhaps because of where each of us lived. It came as a great shock to me the day I learned of his passing, definetely I felt the loss. It was an honor to meet his family, all of which you can tell are good people. He was always a good person to me and I'll always remember him as such.