Mac was born in Rapid City, SD on June 2, 1947. He was born to Milan Anthony "Big Mac" Cicak and Imogene May (Pepin) Cicak. He has a younger brother John Paul Cicak. Mac married the love of his life, Rhonda Ann (Duraski) on July 9, 1977. To this day he always called her Wifey. He always said that God blessed him the day that she agreed to marry him. Not a day went by where he didn't make sure she knew he adored her. During their 37 yrs of marriage they had 4 children and 2 grand children. His pride shown through each and every day for all of them. He would brag constantly about their accomplishments and about the people they had become. He always said that it was because they took after their mother, and would take no credit for the people they became. But everyone knew that Mac's influence shown bright in the people his children became. His children Tonya Nikole "Niki" Cicak, Milan Anthony "Tony" Cicak III, Joseph Andrew "Joey" Cicak and Mary Anne Toombs will carry on with all the traditions and lessons he passed on. Two of his greatest prides and joys were his grandchildren, McKayla Anne Cicak and Alexander Scott Toombs. His family is all convinced that his favorite job was being "Papa." His grandchildren love and adore him and laugh about Papa stories everyday.
His daughters and son in law, Danielle Renee Cicak, Ricky Scott Toombs and Amber Rae Cicak have always shared that Mac brought them right into the family and loved them like his own children. He always referred to them as his daughters and son.
Mac received his degree in Philosophy and Religion from Huntingdon College in 1979, but pursued his life long work as a diesel mechanic to "pay the bills" he would say. Mac believed that nothing was more important than his role as husband and father, to protect and provide for his family at all costs. Mac would work 2 and 3 jobs at a time to make sure his family never went without. He fought tirelessly for those who could not fight for themselves. Mac was passionate about the pro life movement and protecting "the babies." He would stand on a street corner in the pouring rain to pray for the protection of all babies. He was a devout Catholic and believed that if you called yourself a Catholic you lived it out loud.
When Mac wasn't working his favorite way to play was on his Harley. He would joke that he was not, "One of these weekend warriors" that he was a real biker. He would ride all year; rain, snow, sleet or hail. He would say that riding was the best form of therapy. "You never see a Harley parked in front a shrinks office do ya?!"
Mac was a passionate, loving, devoted man. Nothing meant more to him than his family, his faith and his country.
His daughters and son in law, Danielle Renee Cicak, Ricky Scott Toombs and Amber Rae Cicak have always shared that Mac brought them right into the family and loved them like his own children. He always referred to them as his daughters and son.
Mac received his degree in Philosophy and Religion from Huntingdon College in 1979, but pursued his life long work as a diesel mechanic to "pay the bills" he would say. Mac believed that nothing was more important than his role as husband and father, to protect and provide for his family at all costs. Mac would work 2 and 3 jobs at a time to make sure his family never went without. He fought tirelessly for those who could not fight for themselves. Mac was passionate about the pro life movement and protecting "the babies." He would stand on a street corner in the pouring rain to pray for the protection of all babies. He was a devout Catholic and believed that if you called yourself a Catholic you lived it out loud.
When Mac wasn't working his favorite way to play was on his Harley. He would joke that he was not, "One of these weekend warriors" that he was a real biker. He would ride all year; rain, snow, sleet or hail. He would say that riding was the best form of therapy. "You never see a Harley parked in front a shrinks office do ya?!"
Mac was a passionate, loving, devoted man. Nothing meant more to him than his family, his faith and his country.
Mac was born in Rapid City, SD on June 2, 1947. He was born to Milan Anthony "Big Mac" Cicak and Imogene May (Pepin) Cicak. He has a younger brother John Paul Cicak. Mac married the love of his life, Rhonda Ann (Duraski) on July 9, 1977. To this day he always called her Wifey. He always said that God blessed him the day that she agreed to marry him. Not a day went by where he didn't make sure she knew he adored her. During their 37 yrs of marriage they had 4 children and 2 grand children. His pride shown through each and every day for all of them. He would brag constantly about their accomplishments and about the people they had become. He always said that it was because they took after their mother, and would take no credit for the people they became. But everyone knew that Mac's influence shown bright in the people his children became. His children Tonya Nikole "Niki" Cicak, Milan Anthony "Tony" Cicak III, Joseph Andrew "Joey" Cicak and Mary Anne Toombs will carry on with all the traditions and lessons he passed on. Two of his greatest prides and joys were his grandchildren, McKayla Anne Cicak and Alexander Scott Toombs. His family is all convinced that his favorite job was being "Papa." His grandchildren love and adore him and laugh about Papa stories everyday.
His daughters and son in law, Danielle Renee Cicak, Ricky Scott Toombs and Amber Rae Cicak have always shared that Mac brought them right into the family and loved them like his own children. He always referred to them as his daughters and son.
Mac received his degree in Philosophy and Religion from Huntingdon College in 1979, but pursued his life long work as a diesel mechanic to "pay the bills" he would say. Mac believed that nothing was more important than his role as husband and father, to protect and provide for his family at all costs. Mac would work 2 and 3 jobs at a time to make sure his family never went without. He fought tirelessly for those who could not fight for themselves. Mac was passionate about the pro life movement and protecting "the babies." He would stand on a street corner in the pouring rain to pray for the protection of all babies. He was a devout Catholic and believed that if you called yourself a Catholic you lived it out loud.
When Mac wasn't working his favorite way to play was on his Harley. He would joke that he was not, "One of these weekend warriors" that he was a real biker. He would ride all year; rain, snow, sleet or hail. He would say that riding was the best form of therapy. "You never see a Harley parked in front a shrinks office do ya?!"
Mac was a passionate, loving, devoted man. Nothing meant more to him than his family, his faith and his country.
His daughters and son in law, Danielle Renee Cicak, Ricky Scott Toombs and Amber Rae Cicak have always shared that Mac brought them right into the family and loved them like his own children. He always referred to them as his daughters and son.
Mac received his degree in Philosophy and Religion from Huntingdon College in 1979, but pursued his life long work as a diesel mechanic to "pay the bills" he would say. Mac believed that nothing was more important than his role as husband and father, to protect and provide for his family at all costs. Mac would work 2 and 3 jobs at a time to make sure his family never went without. He fought tirelessly for those who could not fight for themselves. Mac was passionate about the pro life movement and protecting "the babies." He would stand on a street corner in the pouring rain to pray for the protection of all babies. He was a devout Catholic and believed that if you called yourself a Catholic you lived it out loud.
When Mac wasn't working his favorite way to play was on his Harley. He would joke that he was not, "One of these weekend warriors" that he was a real biker. He would ride all year; rain, snow, sleet or hail. He would say that riding was the best form of therapy. "You never see a Harley parked in front a shrinks office do ya?!"
Mac was a passionate, loving, devoted man. Nothing meant more to him than his family, his faith and his country.
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