Birth date: Jun 14, 1933 Death date: May 28, 2011
Nicholas M. Griffin of Batesville, and formerly of Chicago, died Saturday, May 28, 2011 at Hospice of Cincinnati in Blue Ash. Born June 14, 1933 in Chicago, he is the son of Eilleen (Nee: Dougall) and Richard Griffin. He married P Read Obituary
Mrs. Griffin, John, Amy;My prayers are with you and your extended family. Wonderful memories of you all in Mount Prospect through the years! Love Bill
My brother-in-law was a great guy, and a friend with whom I enjoyed sharing many experiences.I know he will be missed by many.....God Bless Him
Rest in peace.
John: I'm so sorry for your loss. I didn't know your Dad well, but the times I did meet him, I always remember him smiling and laughing. You could tell he loved his family. Your loss is difficult, but keep all of your memories of him close.Your friend,Mike
While distance separated Uncle Nick from our family, my memories of Uncle Nick and Aunt Phyllis were always with me. One of my fondest memories was when I was not quite 16 (14 years old). Uncle Nick and Aunt Phil came to visit my mom and dad (Aunt Phil's sister Barbara). Uncle Nick took me in their VW beetle across the street into the parking lot of our park (Norridge Park). I had the privledge of learning how to drive stick shift on that VW. Much to my mother's shgrin. I will always love Uncle Nick and while he will be missed, my thoughts and prayers will ever be will Uncle Nick, Aunt Phil and their entire family. God Be With Uncle Nick and his entire Family and friends. Yours in Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior
MR. GRIFFIN WAS ALWAYS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. WE HAVE LOST ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS.
I deeply sorry for the loss of Mr. Griffin. He was an awesome human being and very patient whenever teaching people to water ski. Especially me! I'll forever remember our family trips to Kentucky Lake where I was taught how to water ski by Mr. Griffin who I loved and respected.
My prayers go out to you and your family. I will keep your father in my prayers.Love the Fite Family
Alot of memories throughout the years of childhood to adulthood.
Amy, John and Mrs. Griffin,My sympathies to you all at this very sad time. When I think of Mr. Griffin, I remember him for teaching me how to slalom ski on the Rock River in Edgerton, WI. I had the time of my life! He had a great sense of humor that Amy and John definately inherited. A wonderful person! God speed, Mr. Griffin.
