Mike A VanSickle, 72, of Phoenix Arizona passed away January 22, 2022 with loved ones by his side. Mike was born to Marjorie and Forrest VanSickle on April 27, 1949. Mike was 1 of 4 children. He grew up in Phoenix and attended North High School and graduated in 1966. He became a Real-Estate broker early on in life and owned Investors Commercial Realty until his death. Mike had a passion for music and loved to play bass guitar. He loved spending time with his family and going to Coronado Island with Michele and watching his grandson play baseball. He is preceded in death by his mother Marjorie Cerva, father Forrest (Van) VanSickle, and sister Mary Werne. Mike is survived by his significant other of 30 years Michele, daughters Michelle (Thomas Wendler) of Glendale, AZ, Melonie VanSickle (Steve) of Phoenix AZ, grandson Hayden Wendler of Glendale, AZ and his brothers John VanSickle and Rick VanSickle. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made on Mikes behalf to Arizona Humane Society.
A Celebration of life will be held at a private residence at a later date.
Michelle J Wendler
Dad I miss you every moment of every day, you will be forever in my heart.
I love you dad,
Shelly
Brian Karow
I didn’t know Mike very long but he helped me a lot with my business and he continued to give me advice that was extremely helpful.
I never saw him in a bad mood and he always had a joke to say.
Great man.
Anthony Malkoon
I was so saddened to heir the news about my good friend from north high school days. What a dynamic personality and sense of humor Mike posessessd. My most sincere condolences to Michele and Mike’s family.
Rick VanSickle
Miss you brother Mike. See you and those that went on before someday in heaven.
“For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.”
–2 Corinthians 5:1 KJV
My condolences to surviving family members.
Andrew Van Sickle
Our condolences to surviving family. We hope you take Solace in knowing he awaits you in heaven.
Andrew and Kara Van Sickle
Bill LaJoie
When you’ve know a person since his early twenties as have I, you pretty much know the man and his family. Mike was always good natured, imaginative and full of proposals. He surrounded himself with activity from boating to playing in a band to Restaurant/Bars operator to Real Estate Investing. I have many memories of fun & exciting times and interesting propositions. But mostly I remember Mikes easy laugh and mischievous smile. I was sad to hear of his lose. My Condolences to Mike’s family of whom he was so very proud and spoke of constantly.