Midge was a fun energetic man, he loved his 2 other brothers, mother, father. He looked up to his father a a police chief in Melrose Park. He loved the town Melrose Park and everything it had to offer and the memories it held for him as a young boy and as an adult. He was in many organizations in the town, and was honored when they named the police station after his father. He was the only boy to go to college in his family he went to DSU and ISU, he had an early signed contract with the Chicago Bears but due to a back injury he was let off the team. He had 3 children and many grandchildren , he also has 3 great grandchildren and 1 more on the way that will bear the IOSCO name in December of 2015. If he was alive today, to see that his last name is going to move on would mean the world to him. His brother Buddy said it best, Midge was the kind of man that had an aura around him that followed him everywhere, he was drawn to people and they were drawn to him, his presence was known as soon as he entered a room. I miss him dearly his larger than life presence in personality and image, he was a very large tall man with a very large set of hands he had the bluest eyes you have ever seen.
Famous sayings: "let your italian sausage......"
His toast:"Here's to the girl with the little red shoes, she drinks her wine and she drinks her booze She lost her cherry, but that's no sin, she kept the box the cherry came in!"
Famous sayings: "let your italian sausage......"
His toast:"Here's to the girl with the little red shoes, she drinks her wine and she drinks her booze She lost her cherry, but that's no sin, she kept the box the cherry came in!"
