Michael John Arrighi

Mike was an amazing friend. We met in 2005 in a place called Numaniyah Iraq. An isolated Iraqi training base. We were family, we had each others back. Mike was an integral part of our security team. And from time to time would help the military look the other way on general order 1 Bravo (restrictions on alcohol). We remained close friends after Numaniyah, staying in touch and when possible meeting at our favorite Alexandria restaurant, Chadwicks. Those special occasions met with love...

Mike was my brother. We were at Numaniyah Iraq. He always had my back. It was a bond that would last a lifetime. Two cops, far from home. His laughter, upbeat personality were infectious. I love you brother, rest in eternal peace.

My deepest condolances to the family as for Mike, You will definatley be missed, but the times and adventures we all experienced with you and around you will live on in our hearts and memories forever. Rest well my friend Cheers. Don

My condolences to the family.

Michael is a cherished member of Benedictine Class of 1976. He will be greatly missed. Michael will be honored at our Alumni Memorial Mass on November 3, 2025. All are welcome

To the family. I send my deepest sympathy and pray God's blessings and comfort be upon you. Mike was his own man for sure and a good friend to me. See you on the other side Brother. J d

Too many memories to list them all here. This is one time I wish I was a great storyteller like Mike. Here´s to stories around the campfire. Cheers mate. Rest easy, we have the watch. I´ll miss you, brother. Patrick

May God bless you Mike for all the service you provided protecting those in harms way. I loved your parents and sister and enjoyed the times shared with each of you. My condolences to Mike's family.