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Michael D. Easi Jr., 74, of West Deptford, passed away on January 7, 2024. Michael was born in Philadelphia; he resided in Cinnaminson and Medford Lakes before moving to West Deptford 19 years ago. He was a heavy equipment mechanic for Cherry Hill Township for 25 years and he was the owner and operator of Mike’s Auto Repair in Medford Lakes. Mike was a tennis professional at Millside Tennis Club in Delran, Mt. Laurel Racquet Club in Mt Laurel, and at Arrowhead Tennis Club in Medford. He was also a Scuba Divemaster, diving all over the world.
Mike is survived by his wife of 52 years Kathleen M. (nee Sampson) Easi; sons Mike (Mikey) active duty Navy & Dan and wife Brigette of Manahawkin, NJ; sister Vicki & husband Steve Mottershead of Wildwood; brother Marc & wife Helen Easi of Gilbertsville, PA; grandsons Owen, Shane & Carson and his mother-in-law Humie Sampson.
Visitation 11am to 1pm Sunday January 14th at the DAVIS & WAGNER FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES 171 Delaware St. Woodbury, NJ. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Tunnel to Towers Foundation or Special Olympics New Jersey.
Memories & condolences shared at daviswagner.com
https://www.daviswagner.com/obituaries/Michael-D-Easi-Jr?obId=30292724
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Linda Feldman (Hughes)
So sorry to hear this news. Sending love and condolences to Kathy and all of their family.
Adele "Tootsie" Smith (Pata)
Dear Sweet Kathy, no words can express how very sorry we are about Mike, our hearts go out to you and your family . You and Mike were like Pete and me, high school sweethearts-Mike has always been a kind, caring and funny friend. RIP Mike-love Pete and Toots xxxooo
Beth Sobelman (Hofstein)
Kathy, so sorry to read this sad news. May Michael's Memory Always Be A Blessing. Beth
Janet Kuhn (Getz)
My heart is broken at the loss of my friend Mike. I will always cherish the memories we shared in high school, especially our word study class our senior year of high school. He was such a character. I will certainly miss him. May you rest in peace my friend❤️
Michael Hofkin
I remember hanging out with Mike in the school yard at Olney . In the 4 years at Olney I don't think he was in any of my classes , maybe gym or study hall . We connected at school parties . We both had similar interest . After high school Mike got a Atlantic gas station at 2nd & Lindley just 2 blks from Olney . We both had a love for working on cars . If I was in the neighborhood I would stop by to see how things were going . They were always busy , he had a good business going . We shared stories on repairing this or that . I moved on to working primarily on trucks and he moved on to a Shell gas station at 611 & Fitzwatertown Rd. I remember going there , where he showed me his new project , a Vega that he pulled out the 4 Cyl. engine out and dropped a 307 v8 in. I was impressed . He said it was very fast . After the Shell he got his own shop in Medford N.J. I think he needed to get away from the oil companies . I remember stopping there one time to check it out . he seemed pretty happy living next door to his business . But mother nature ended that with a flood . He then went to work at the Cherry Hill Township , taking care of their equipment . Working on trucks might be bigger or harder but it is very different . He didn't have the stress of dealing with the money end of a bussiness or any stress of a customers schedule . He will truly be missed by all who knew him . R.I.P. Mike
Adrienne Marshall (Binder)
So sorry to hear of the passing of Michael! May his memory be a blessing to his family and friends! Rest in Peace my friend!