1957 - 2022
Air Force No Vistitation Date Scheduled
Funeral
June 23, 20222:00 P.M.
Memorial Service at Bourne National Cemetery
Michael John Jasinski, 65, died Saturday, June 4, 2022 at his home in Westford.
Born in Sacramento, CA he was the eldest child of Ute (Hinterthan) and the late John M. Jasinski of Chelmsford, MA.
A 1975 graduate of Chelmsford High School, he graduated from Catholic University in Washington, DC with a Bachelor’s Degree in Bio Chemistry and then proudly served his country in the United State Air Force for four years as a commissioned officer. While working at Harris Corporation (now L3Harris Technologies) he earned a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from Florida Institute of Technology.
After a lengthy career at BAE Systems in Systems Engineering, he retired just prior to his death from inoperable brain cancer.
A multi-engine and instrument rated pilot, he enjoyed flying single engine civilian airplanes out of Nashua, NH and was working towards his flight instructor certification.
Besides his mother he is survived by his closest and dearest friend Susan Poniatowski of Westford; his brother David Jasinski and his wife Amy of Petaluma, CA; his sister Deborah MacDougall and her husband Ronald of Uxbridge, MA; his brother Stephen Jasinski and his wife Amy of Shirley, MA; his brother Robert Jasinski and his wife Anne of Cincinnati, OH; his aunts Mary Frances Pipkin and Rose Marie Jasinski, many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He is greatly missed by his rescue Doberman Mikie.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Memorial service at Bourne National Cemetery to be held on Thursday, June 23 at 2 P.M. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in his name to Doberman Rescue Unlimited, 52 Tenney Rd., Sandown, NH 03873. ARRANGEMENTS BY DOLAN FUNERAL HOME 978-251-4041. Guestbook at www.dolanfuneralhome.com
Tom & Linda Peschman
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We want to send our love and prayers to the Jasinski Family. To us, he was Jas and we treasured his friendship. He was a golf buddy who once putted out with a lime. His wonderful smile, and that “not a thing wrong” attitude were special traits. It is pleasing knowing that he was able to have a full and fun life. We grieve and miss him, but feel his presence…always in our hearts, ever on our mind. Tom, Linda, Lexie, Raylan, Jazzy
Anthony Arnovitz
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Mike was a true friend and I have so many wonderful memories of him. I am truly humbled to have known him and to have shared so many wonderful times together, both inside and outside of work while he was at Harris. He was a kind and caring person, and I cannot put into words how much it meant to me when he flew down for my graduation to see me receive my much delayed degree. He will always be in my heart.