I still miss you brother. Best guy I ever met in SAE. In my prayers roommate.

God bless you my brother. I love you man. Best roomie ever. Phi Alpha and Bear Down

Mike and I worked together over 25 years ago at the Oak Brook Data Center while I was attending school.  After reading a short story about a high school basketball team, I thought of Mike as I know he use to write for the Sun Times Prep section.  Even though we haven't spoken in years, I truly felt horrible after learning of his passing.  He was a great, funny guy.  My prayers are with his family.  Tim Shroyer (Hinsdale)

I'm so sorry I was out of town when this tragedy happened.  Much to my dismay I missed the wake.  I would have liked to talk to his family and tell them what a wonderful guy I thought Mike was.  He was a great leader and outstanding member of EBC.   He always seemed to be happy and well balanced.   He and I seemed to think much the same.  Scary... I will miss him very much.    
Betty Bond

I will miss Mike.  I had the pleasure of working with him many times in officiating and he will be sorely missed.  He was a great professional and a great guy.

I'll never forget how easy it was for Mr. Cosentino to make our team laugh with his witty comments...or how he always used to jokingly nag me about taking off my watch or earrings. He was truly a bright spirit who had a genuine love for softball, along with sports in general. He made a strong impact on the Phillies team, as well as the coaches, and always will be remembered in my heart as a wonderful man. Most importantly, I know he was an amazing friend and father to Micaella, who will always be my sister and one of my best friends. Micaella, I love you with all my heart. We will never forget his memory, and I know for a fact that you will live through it as he's smiling down upon you.

I met Mike back at Conrad Fischer School before the days of hot lunch when we use to do pizza day,,,Mike was always there helping out for the kids,,,,fond memories of Mike,, and our prayers for the family,,,,Nick, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family,
The Rudenga family (Elmhurst)

Cosmo always knew how to put a smile on our faces. He was such a kind and funny person to be around. I enjoyed getting to know him as he become a member of the Phillie family. Watch over Mikey and Nick. They will miss you dearly. 

To this day, I still don't know how to fill out a scorebook, thanks to Cosmo. We'll all miss you.

Amanda Fazzari, and the rest of the Phillie sisters

Mike was a good friend and I had the pleasure to umpire with him through the Suburban Umpire Association. One of the funniest moments is that Mike and I had been scheduled to officiate games in Elmwood Park. I had arrived early...had opened my car....and to pass the time I had my stereo loudly playing Frank Sinatra. Mike pulled up and asked if he could talk to me a second about something. I of course said sure..."What's on you're mind."...He said "Jim, just because your're in Elmwood Park....doesn't mean you have to play Sinatra.".....Gonna a miss a good pal......Jim Shay SUA #43

I will miss you Mike!  You're a great man, an exceptional co-worker and an awesome dad! Thank you for sharing your children's accomplishments with me over the years, from NSA World Series, to Math, Chess and CAD championships! You have beautiful children, you clearly have done a great job..but you're not done yet. Continue to watch over them Mike, Love John

As softball has become more popular, more softball players must be in heaven. Our Lord must have been in need of a perpetually smiling coach, umpire, and  scorekeeper who can understand the players as only a truly devoted father would. Who better to fill the position. So Mike, while assisting the big guy, keep the one's you had to temporarily leave behind d in your prayers. We will miss you. We will be praying for Micki, Nick, and your loved ones who will need understanding and faith to get through their loss. May God watch over them.

Rest in peace Mike.  Thank you for all of the years you spent with the Glen Ellyn Phillies, and loving each of the girls you coached and worked with over the years like your own.  Heaven not only has a man to keep the score and statistics, but a man who can make the calls behind the plate!

I did not know Mike at all, but emailed him last year for a brief time regarding Elmhurst Bicycle Club-related things, and found him to be a most pleasant person.  My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.

The entire Glen Ellyn Phillies organization will miss Mike, our thoughts and prayer go out to his family. Thanks Mike for the help you gave me over the years. Call a good game in heaven

Our prayers are with all of you!
During these difficult times, please reflect on the good times shared with Mike.  Our family fondly remembers Mike's warm smile and helping nature.  These characteristics were apparent from the first day we met him in BBAA throughout our days together at Fischer, Churchville and York.  Mike was always a champion for all children and a gentleman!  His short time on earth has made the world a better place.  The Harrell family

As a member and past president of the Elmhurst Bicycle Club, Mike led great rides to interesting destinations. I'll miss his smile and sunny disposition. 

Petra Lynn Hofmann,
VP, Ride Captain
Elmhurst Bicycle Club

Our thoughts are prayers are with Mike's family. May God bless you...

Cosmo was a great guy who always made us laugh. He was always there for Micki and Nick. If he wasn't at a softball game he was working or with Nick. Wonderful person, wonderful dad and we will miss him very much. 
The Wilson's (Phillies Family)

All of us who are part of the NSA Illinois fraternity of umpires mourn the loss of "one of their own." Mike was "110%" every game he worked. He will be missed. Our condolenxes to his loved ones.

What a shock to hear of Mikes passing.  Your in our thoughts and prayers. We have so many memories through the years of Mike, he was a great father, and friend and will be missed most definitely. His personality lit up a room.

Mr. Cosentino was a great coach and an even greater person. He will be missed dearly. I will never forget him and my prayers go out to his family.

It was such a shock and so sad to hear of Dukies passing.  Our family will pray for all of you. I have such fond memories of his warm personality and enthusiasm.

So sorry to hear about Mike's passing.  My thoughts & prayers go to Mikey & his son.

Dukie, We loved you and you were such a kind man.  I have great memories of hanging out in Berwyn.  Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. You will be missed.

Laurie Caputo

My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family, Mike was a great guy. I am very sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mike was fun guy and good reporter. 
JOHN MONTGOMERY Chicago

May his memory be eternal. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Andriani Siavelis

Mike always had a smile and a helping hand.  I enjoyed getting to know him on the York Athletic Booster Board.  My family will keep him and his loved ones in our prayers.  May his memory be eternal.
Erica Tourlas (Elmhurst, IL)

Mike is a good friend.  We at EST and in the swimming and athletic community at York will miss you very much.

Our prayers for the family expressing our deepest sorrow for your loss.

Al Brinkmeier, Elmhurst Swim Team

Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.  Mike was such a kind and helpful member of the York Athletic Boosters.  He will be missed.

OBITUARIO

Michael J Cosentino

22 enero, 1958 – 15 noviembre, 2011

Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home

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