Michael G. Abbott

Wanted to send our dearest sympathies to Mike's family. My dad has been sharing so many stories of he and his buddy. One of the draw backs of being in Florida is not being home for times like this.
He talked of growing up with Mike and all the trouble they would get in with their big brothers. The time they thought they were going to get them with tomatoes really had my dad laughing! The two of them, and dad said they never lacked for confidence, dragged a wagon full of tomatoes ready...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

The memories of going over there to spend time with Grandma and Grandpa on Sundays are some of the best memories I have. I'll never forget all the times I would try to get Grandpa to play "Gone Forever" or "Gotchya Last," where he would chase me through the yard and around the car when I would leave. He absolutely hated the game of Life, but would reluctantly play every now and then, and somehow, he would beat me! Going to the casino, taking our trips to Tennessee and Northern Michigan,...

I will always remember you, as you were #1 and i was #3, in high school, thats with our names, you will be missed, by all for sure. You will be in my prayers. love to your family. Shirley (Ayotte) Martin

I will always remember Mike as an exceptional businessman; competant, honest, dependable, and trustworthy. His friendship will be remembered always. God bless you Mike; rest peacefully.

Dear Abbott Family, Our condolences are with you all.Mike and Mike were great to work with on our new home 8 years ago. We always had some good laughs and couldn't ask for nicer guys. Mike we know you are going to miss your dad alot, but we think he'll be on every job with you. Jim and Peggy Ignatowski

Sending my love and sympathy to Aunt Joan and family. Uncle Mike helped our family a number of times when I was growing up, and I will always remember him for his kindness. My thoughts and prayers are with his family in this difficult time.

Grandp's, I will never forget when you let me put barettes in your hair when I was little, and when you patted my cheeks and called me "Jaime-cakes." But most of all I will never forget everything you have taught me-especially when it came to plumbing. You are my copper buddy and I miss you soo much <3

Sincere sympathy to Abbott and Kenny familey's. Just to let you we are thinking of you at this difficult time.
Tom and Pat Austin