Birth date: Jul 12, 1952 Death date: Oct 26, 2022
Michael V. Sollenne, 70, of North Ridgeville, Ohio passed away on October 26, 2022. He was born on July 12, 1952 in Cleveland, Ohio to the late Vincent and Etta (nee Dingfelder) Sollenne. Michael retired from Ford Motor Company an Read Obituary
He was a friend who grew up with us in the neighborhood.. I will miss him. RIP Mike
It’s so hard to believe Mike is gone. I extend my deepest and heartfelt condolences to the entire family. RIP my dear dear friend🙏😢🙏
What a loss. I will always regret reverting back to my hermit lifestyle and not keeping in contact these last few years. What a shock. Give God hell Mike!!! It was an honor to know you. Edie Lee-Lipstreu (Thompson)
Mike and I are cousins. I'll miss him alot. He was a talented artist. He gave me a picture of Robert Downey Jr that he drew cause he knew I liked him. God bless his family and Susan. Rest in peace Mike. Lori Deraimo (Loretta)
I met Mike on social media at least 10 years ago & I knew he was a good artist because he shared some of his work on his site. Ill always remember he made me some designs for business cards for my Home Healthcare business. Such A good soul who will be remembered & missed by many. Condolences to his family. 🙏🙏
Dennis Jolly lit a candle in memory of Michael Sollenne
I am so deeply saddened by the loss of Mike. Truly a great guy! Worked with him for many years at Ford, but sadly we only got together twice after retirement and exchanged emails once in a while. Lucky to have three of his drawings he did for my birthdays and retirement. God's speed Mike and condolences to his family and girlfriend.
I remember him as Uncle Mike. When I was a kid, he always made time for me. He taught me how to draw and introduced me to rock n roll through his love of MSB. His sense of humor would have everyone rolling. Wish I would have had the chance to let him know what a positive influence he had on me.
I had the honer of know Michael Vince Sollenne and share the appreciation of our art talents while working with him at FoMoCo he will be missed by many. We did enjoying talking about designs and projects as well as learning different Technics. It was an honor know him - Larry Becka
Mike and I grew up together on the same street,we went to school together, we played on Brysdale. He was a dear old friend. Later on we Golfed together. He will be missed . My prayers to the family.
