I have very fond memories of Mike, starting in junior high school into adulthood. He was always such a happy fun loving person. I’m so sorry he’d been suffering for so long and has left his beautiful girls and grandchildren way too early. I would like to attend his memorial/celebration of life on Sunday. Sincerely, Shelley (Coffey) Johnson

I had the honor of working with and for Mike Cusack for several years prior to his retirement from The Conco Companies and can tell you I have never worked with a finer person. Mike was very passionate about his family, friends, Conco, The ACPA and the concrete pumping industry. We were all blessed by his dedication and passion and we will all miss him.

I was around 10 years old back in 1982 when I met Mike. He was my neighbor across the street and I use to hang out with the family. I would go to all his baseball/softball games. He was always so kind to me. My strength goes to his family to get through this huge loss.  

I met Mike while working for Piedmont Lumber years ago. We became friends and had many lunches and laugh together. I will always consider him a great friend and will miss him. Go with God Mike and take care.
Larry

To an old friend who will truly be missed, for our friendship for over 40yrs in the construction industry. I’m so lost for words at the moment but Mike care about everyone in many different shades a true pioneer in the construction industry and fought to make life better for the industry and operators. Rip Brother and Godspeed to the family.????????????????

I met Mike in early 83, at Rapisardo's, in Walnut Creek.  He was an amazing,caring man and one hell of a bocce player. GOD BLESS YOU MIKE, We will all miss you terribly. Cathy and I send our prayers to you and for Mike

I honor Mike for his countless hours of hard work and dedication to the concrete pumping industry.

A great person. Mike will be missed.