Michael A. Hepler

Mr Michael Hepler was my first supervisor when I was stationed at Offutt AFB in Bellevue Nebraska. He was a great friend and I only wish we would have stayed in touch over the years. He was a terrific man.

I have lots of memories about Mike. From his stories as an SP, to our times together in the front office of the 90th Communications Squadron.

I will always look back at how well he served this nation, the people in his care and his ability to make sense of difficult situations.

Rest in peace my friend.

My husband and I are so shocked to hear about Mike. We were at Brown’s Shoes the first week of April and he helped me purchase shoes, what a great person he was. I actually knew Mike for several years, not personally but always as our UPS delivery man at our clinic where I worked up here in Wheatland. He was always “happy go lucky” kind of guy.
So today (5/8) we stopped at Brown Shoes and asked “where is Mike”? And we’re told of his passing. We are very sad to hear that and want to...

I have known Mike for 25+ years, but just like everyone else, felt like I knew him my whole life. In both our military and civilian life, I looked at him and strove to "be like Mike" ... friendly, gregarious, smiley ... he was a joy to see every time! My deepest condolences to Mike's family, he will be missed.

Mike Thank you For Sharing Your Life and Time with family for the past 31 years.
You'll here this from everyone Mike was around... Mike had the innate ability to make us all feel like we were all his best and life long friends. He had an infectious personality that just oozed out of him. He truly loved the people he was around.
To the Hepler Family, I pray that our Heavenly Father will Comfort, Guide and Protect you. I have no words to express my most sincere sadness for your...

One of the few men I ever looked up to. Glad I got to have a great talk with him recently, about guns and retirement of course. RIP Brother.

What a shock to hear the news. Deepest condolences. He was a great man, friend, and veteran. He will be missed.

It was always like seeing a long lost friend when I went in to browns. Will miss him