View Obituaries
Remembering Lives, Celebrating Legacies
Remembering those who have left us. This obituaries page is a simple tribute to individuals who touched our lives. May their legacies endure in our memories.
Michael Anthony Jedrykowski
06/22/1954 - 06/11/2018
/fit-in/200x300/filters:fill(white)/prod/2520/407331/az7s0s5ydPBprOAaJedrykowskiMichael.jpg)
Obituary For Michael Anthony Jedrykowski
Michael A. “Tony” Jedrykowski, 63, Rapid City passed away June 11 of a heart attack. He was born to Joseph and Mary (Squires) Jedrykowski on June 22, 1954 at Ellsworth AFB. He graduated from Rapid City Central High in 1972, and then obtained an electrician's license. He worked at Rapid City Regional Hospital for 28 years.
Tony loved the outdoors. He enjoyed bird watching and had been a member of the Audubon Society. He also enjoyed hiking and canoeing and was a member of the Muzzle Loaders of the Black Hills. Mountain Man Rendezvous was particularly rewarding for him.
Tony was preceded in death by his parents; brother John Jedrykowski; uncle John Squires; and cousin John Squires Jr.
He is survived by brother Joe (Karol McColley) Jedrykowski of Missoula, MT; sisters Anne Harris of Maybrook, NY, and Katie (Ervin Habeck) of Warsaw, MO; his aunt Bertha Squires, Rapid City; many cousins, nieces, nephews; and special friend Carol Huot of New Hampshire.
Photos & Video
Add New Photos & Video
Condolences
Add a Candle
Click a candle below to add a candle to your message.
Useful Links
Add Your Useful Link
Contact Us to have your link and message added here.
Please fill out the form below. We will contact suitable submissions with further details.
Grief Resources
Grief resources offer vital support and guidance for individuals coping with loss, providing tools and community for healing.
Contact Us
Please contact us with any questions you have regarding advanced planning, services, grief resources, and any additional information needed during this time period.
Writing an Obituary
Writing an obituary is a poignant and reflective process, encapsulating the essence of a person’s life, achievements, and impact in a heartfelt tribute.