Posted by:
Diane Kosloske

My heart goes out to the family, I'm sorry for your loss. I knew Misha since grade school through his sister Toot's. I have many fond memories of him kidding around, talking, telling stories, and joking when we were kids and young adults. As we grew older - the less our paths would cross. But when they did he always had a big smile on his face, he would give me a hug, and talk and laugh like no time has passed at all. He had such a sincere caring nature about him; he would make you feel relaxed and appreciated whenever you were around him. He will be missed by all who knew him. I am so glad he had Megan and Ruby to fulfill his life. I pray he is with the Lord, still smiling, telling stories and laughing.

Posted by:
Charlene Larson -Mastronardi(Castile)

My condolences to the entire family and his friends for the loss of a one of a kind Man.Misha and I meet when I was 18. He and I lived together with my daughter Michelle. He took care of us and loved her as his own. His laughter and love for life gave me many memories . We drove to Florida and camped for weeks our tent got raided by raccoons. We laughed so hard they made a hole in the tent and pulled the bag of wonder bread through it. We feed pelicans from our tent on the ocean( Bonita Beach). We collected shells and I display them every summer since.Oh the memories I have ?He loved people and life. I am truly blessed that we remained friends over the years. Always checking on each other. As he would always say to me. If the river was whiskey and I was a diving duck I would swim to the bottom and never come up. The stories he told could make anyone smile. And that laugh was so contagious. See you when I see you Mish ?

Posted by:
Julie Herbst

To Zarko ("Corn") and all of the Radovanovic family, we are so sorry for your loss. Larry & Julie Herbst

Posted by:
David L. Gregorski

I was very surprised yet felt many regrets when I had heard my friend Misa had passed away. Misa and I met up at a young early teenager time in life. I believe we were just starting Washington Jr. High School after the Summer fun was over. Yeah, and Misa ( which by the way is the correct spelling of his name) and I spent many years thru Jr. High, and Mary D. Bradford High School with Misa as. Friend and enjoyed the times his parents let us build a nice type of club house in a shed that his father had in back of their house. Many fun days , afternoons, and when we hit it a bit to much, we had plenty of room for 3 - 4 guys just crash there. Later on he took over this tavern with apartment above and that’s when things really got wild- 17-18, and the drinking age was 18 then so enough said there. - A year or two later we parted ways, But I did enjoy so many years of fun , concerts, picknicks, swimming, bike races, and many evenings that I know wherever Misa is he is laughing and remembering our times together- God Bless you Misa , And Volksy right kind. Those words I know we will both remember. “Peace, Love, and Tranquillity “

Posted by:
Mary Bebo

I am very sorry to hear of Misha's passing. I knew him years ago: he was always kind and funny. In fact, he lived in our neighborhood for a while and was friends with my brother Steve. May he rest in peace.

Posted by:
Ruzica Adamovic

Please accept our condolences for Misha! He will be remembered by good that he is, while he continues his journey in a place of unconditional love with our God, the father. Zoran and Dusan Adamovic Brano and Aco Radovanovic with families

Posted by:
Michael Aceto

So sad to hear the passing of Misha, I've known him some 45 years and he was always kind to me. Great person, Love to talk, and man did he have the stories. I wish all the best to his family. RIP brother, see ya next time around Mike Aceto