Thomas Troy Mikulenka
Thomas Troy Mikulenka, 54, born and raised in Texas, went home to be with His Lord and Savior Jesus Christ leaving League City Texas on October 13, 2021. Thomas was born December 2, 1966 to parents Doris and Gilbert Mikulenka in Houston, Texas. Thomas made his living as a Master Electrician not only did he love his work life; he was known for his excellent skills, knowledge, and workmanship. He helped people with no hesitation. Thomas also loved his friends & family, going to the beach, barbequing, gardening, and hanging out with his friends. He loved animals and raising his backyard hens. He also enjoyed helping out at Clear Creek Community Church when he was needed.
Thomas was preceded in death by his father.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory: his mother Doris Mikulenka DeBlasio; daughters Allyssa Mikulenka and Angela Mikulenka; former wife and friend Connie Mikulenka; sister Kathryn Perez and brother-in-law Jaime Perez; brother Donald Mikulenka; nephews James Thomas and Jonathan Bush along with many friends, family, customers, neighbors, and work crew family.
In his honor there will be a celebration of life 6:00 pm, Thursday, October 21, 2021, at the home of Dave and Carla Vanderweide, Santa Fe. Pastor Chris Alston officiating.
We loved Troy. He was a great friend and the best electrician and he had such a kind heart. We will miss him so much so very much. Rest In Peace sweet friend.
RIP Troy!
From your Old Friend.
Darrell Cahill
I miss you, Shoogie.
He raised one hell of a woman (Allyssa)- I can only imagine the kind of man he was! Thanks for being a helping hand for Allyssa & a father she looks up to. Prayers go out to the family during this time.
Peace and blessings
I’m so very sorry to learn of this. Troy was a wonderful man and a true professional
My sincerest sympathies to your family
I’m truly sorry to hear about Troy my he RIP 🙏
Troy has been a very very good friend of mine and to my whole family for many many years We will miss him rest in peace my brother!
Troy was my best friend in Highschool and we had wonderful times together. He will be missed. Love you brother. See you again with our Heavenly Father one day.
Thank you for writing that. That’s what faith can do… one day we will all see him again with Our Heavenly Father
This is what a hard worker looks like. You are loved and missed beyond measure … love you dad