Dawn McMichael

Merry Christmas sweet sis. Life is not the same without you and we think of you every day. We miss your beautiful smile , your warm heart and your generous spirit. One day we will be together again so we carry on in faith and hope. We love you dearly and hold you in our heart, always. Till we meet again ... God bless you !!!! Love you always, Sandy and Diane

Dawn , you are always on our mind, in our heart and with our spirit. We love you dearly and know the time will come when we will all be together again. Till then, we hold you close and keep you in our thoughts and prayers with endless LOVE Dee (twin) and sister Sandy.

Merry Christmas sweet sis !!! It is not the same without you . Not a day goes by that we don´t think of you, talk to you or remember you in some way. We share that special bond that only twins can share... you are a true blessing and gift for us ... not just during the Holidays, but, each and every day . You are remembered always and we love you forever. Sandy and Dee

You are so missed sweet sis!! A day doesn´t go by without a thought, a prayer or a glance your way... we love you forever!!!

I met Dawn in the early 70's when we were members of the Bradenton Jr. Women's Club. What fun years we had in our Service work and just fun times together. Our hearts and prayers go out to Art and the family as we know Dawn will be greatly missed.

I was so sorry to hear about Dawn. She was one of the first people I met when I started substitute teaching and was so helpful to all of us new to the job at BHS. We both enjoyed reading and she would always ask what I was reading if she saw a book in my hand. To all her family, I am so sorry for your loss and keep you all in my prayers.

Dawn was the bright light of our community. Always happy and always a kind word. Always knew what was going on. A kind soul who loved animals. You will be in our hearts forever.

In addition to serving on our vista IV board of directors for many years Dawn was a one woman, ever present, unofficial welcoming committee to all. Everyone feels her loss.

Joan and George Bickel