Birth date: Jun 8, 1948 Death date: Feb 1, 2026
Leonard Cichowski Jr., lovingly known as "Mr. C," of Marine City, passed away on February 1, 2026, at the age of 77. He was born on June 8, 1948 in Detroit to the late Leonard Sr. and Rose Cichowski. Leonard graduated from Salesi Read Obituary
I was so sad to hear of Lenny's passing. He was our Aunt Pat's brother and spent 25+ years with us at the holidays and frequently visited our Lake Property in Lake Orion. He certainly had the gift of gab and it was always fun to catch up with him at our family get togethers. We were looking forward to seeing him at a family wedding later this month. He will be missed. My condolences to the family. Donna Steele (Kowalewski)
So sorry to hear that Lenny has passed. Lenny has been part our families lives since we were born. Going to miss talking with him and seeing him at family events. Going to miss him.
kind -happy & all around genuine fella'. RIP Mr. C. You've earned it !
Len, I will miss your visits at my office and the chats about the "Good ole days", Cardinal Mooney, All the fun and jokes we had while looking to find you just the perfect home and just all the things we have chatted about since I got you moved back into town....I am so glad I took the time to say after mass the last Sunday you were there. May you now rest in peace...maybe tap me on the shoulder some time, dear friend.
My cousin Lenny was proud to be a teacher and coach to so many good people. He always spoke of the friendships and community of Marine City. I remember my dad, Uncle John to Lenny, would stop at the Duty Free to see Lenny after taking us to Canada on the ferry. I know he enjoyed sports, teaching and his church but mostly he enjoyed talking to people. Rest in peace.
I am so sorry to hear of Len’s passing. I feel truly blessed to have taught alongside him at Cardinal Mooney. He was one of the kindest people I’ve known, and I always cherished the chance to catch up with him after he retired. He will be deeply missed.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and may he rest in peace.
I had the privilege of teaching with Len twice in my career; once in Algonac and once at Holy Cross High School. He was one of the friendliest teachers on the staff. He loved to visit with people, especially the students. He was truly interested in them as individuals. He was a good man. May he rest in peace, and, maybe have a chance to play hockey in heaven.
Mr. C was my teacher and coach. He was the coach that got me excited about basketball.. and the teacher that truly believed in me. Thanks Mr C. You were a wonderful human who will not be forgotten.,
