Michael (Big Mike) Wrobleski, 66, passed away on November 28, 2021. He is survived by his sisters, Ruth Hosilyk and Barbara (Dennis) Bressler; his former wife, Sandra (Wagner) Wrobleski; four children, Michael (Max) Riggans, Amanda (Riggans) Sweeney, Christine Riggans, and Shawna Wrobleski; two stepchildren, Michael Pack and Jason Pack (Dayna); 2 grandchildren; 8 step-grandchildren; two nieces, two nephews; three grandnieces and one grandnephew. Michael is also survived by many other relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents, Michael, and Mary (Sheets) Wrobleski, and brother-in-law, Kim William Hosilyk.
If you knew Michael, or 'Big Mike' to many, you know he was always willing to lend a helping hand. He had many skills from buying and rebuilding cars to working on all types and sizes of engines. He prided himself in ensuring he had the greenest yard in the neighborhood. Michael enjoyed going fishing when he found time. Michael obtained a dealer license for cars and owned and operated his own used car lot buying and selling cars for many years. He also worked at both new and used car dealerships. He enjoyed selling Christmas trees at his used car lot during the holiday season and had a good time spreading Christmas cheer. Michael bred and raised Mastiff dogs and recently discovered a love for Chihuahua dogs. In Michael's later years, he attended auctions and shopped online to find, buy, and rebuild and resell watches, jewelry, lawn mowers, weed eaters or anything that caught his eye. Michael loved a challenge when it came to building things, and he loved it even more when he could help his family, friends, and those in need. He worked in Louisiana and Texas after the many hurricanes helping people rebuild their homes and property. Michael will be missed by the many who loved him and called him friend.
No viewing or service will be held at this time. Michael loved his dogs dearly, so donations in Michael's name may be sent to Animal Friends, c/o Development Department, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.
If you knew Michael, or 'Big Mike' to many, you know he was always willing to lend a helping hand. He had many skills from buying and rebuilding cars to working on all types and sizes of engines. He prided himself in ensuring he had the greenest yard in the neighborhood. Michael enjoyed going fishing when he found time. Michael obtained a dealer license for cars and owned and operated his own used car lot buying and selling cars for many years. He also worked at both new and used car dealerships. He enjoyed selling Christmas trees at his used car lot during the holiday season and had a good time spreading Christmas cheer. Michael bred and raised Mastiff dogs and recently discovered a love for Chihuahua dogs. In Michael's later years, he attended auctions and shopped online to find, buy, and rebuild and resell watches, jewelry, lawn mowers, weed eaters or anything that caught his eye. Michael loved a challenge when it came to building things, and he loved it even more when he could help his family, friends, and those in need. He worked in Louisiana and Texas after the many hurricanes helping people rebuild their homes and property. Michael will be missed by the many who loved him and called him friend.
No viewing or service will be held at this time. Michael loved his dogs dearly, so donations in Michael's name may be sent to Animal Friends, c/o Development Department, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.
Michael (Big Mike) Wrobleski, 66, passed away on November 28, 2021. He is survived by his sisters, Ruth Hosilyk and Barbara (Dennis) Bressler; his former wife, Sandra (Wagner) Wrobleski; four children, Michael (Max) Riggans, Amanda (Riggans) Sweeney, Christine Riggans, and Shawna Wrobleski; two stepchildren, Michael Pack and Jason Pack (Dayna); 2 grandchildren; 8 step-grandchildren; two nieces, two nephews; three grandnieces and one grandnephew. Michael is also survived by many other relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents, Michael, and Mary (Sheets) Wrobleski, and brother-in-law, Kim William Hosilyk.
If you knew Michael, or 'Big Mike' to many, you know he was always willing to lend a helping hand. He had many skills from buying and rebuilding cars to working on all types and sizes of engines. He prided himself in ensuring he had the greenest yard in the neighborhood. Michael enjoyed going fishing when he found time. Michael obtained a dealer license for cars and owned and operated his own used car lot buying and selling cars for many years. He also worked at both new and used car dealerships. He enjoyed selling Christmas trees at his used car lot during the holiday season and had a good time spreading Christmas cheer. Michael bred and raised Mastiff dogs and recently discovered a love for Chihuahua dogs. In Michael's later years, he attended auctions and shopped online to find, buy, and rebuild and resell watches, jewelry, lawn mowers, weed eaters or anything that caught his eye. Michael loved a challenge when it came to building things, and he loved it even more when he could help his family, friends, and those in need. He worked in Louisiana and Texas after the many hurricanes helping people rebuild their homes and property. Michael will be missed by the many who loved him and called him friend.
No viewing or service will be held at this time. Michael loved his dogs dearly, so donations in Michael's name may be sent to Animal Friends, c/o Development Department, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.
If you knew Michael, or 'Big Mike' to many, you know he was always willing to lend a helping hand. He had many skills from buying and rebuilding cars to working on all types and sizes of engines. He prided himself in ensuring he had the greenest yard in the neighborhood. Michael enjoyed going fishing when he found time. Michael obtained a dealer license for cars and owned and operated his own used car lot buying and selling cars for many years. He also worked at both new and used car dealerships. He enjoyed selling Christmas trees at his used car lot during the holiday season and had a good time spreading Christmas cheer. Michael bred and raised Mastiff dogs and recently discovered a love for Chihuahua dogs. In Michael's later years, he attended auctions and shopped online to find, buy, and rebuild and resell watches, jewelry, lawn mowers, weed eaters or anything that caught his eye. Michael loved a challenge when it came to building things, and he loved it even more when he could help his family, friends, and those in need. He worked in Louisiana and Texas after the many hurricanes helping people rebuild their homes and property. Michael will be missed by the many who loved him and called him friend.
No viewing or service will be held at this time. Michael loved his dogs dearly, so donations in Michael's name may be sent to Animal Friends, c/o Development Department, 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.
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