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Michael Lee Barker

Santa Rosa, California

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February 4, 1955 to July 5, 2004Born February 4, 1955 in Napa, California, Michael has brought great joy to his friends and family with his humor, and creative culinary abilities. He was a passionate sailor, and lived for the moments he could be in the outdoors. Following his graduation from...

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Mike Barker played a giant roll in my life teaching me all he knew at Silverado country club in Napa, ca. Michael was one of the best chefs I ever worked with and he was an awesome person and so proud of his beautiful family.. his daughter and twins boys .. we had much in common as I also had twin boys and a daughter... He and his wife were the some of the kindest people I´ve ever met.. I also worked for him a short time at the Grist Mill Restaurant near Sonoma and will forever be in his...

Dear Will, I had prayed for Mike, you and the family each evening since RAM degrees. I can say not a meaningful word to you. I know this since I lost my own son.
Your Companion, Doc

What a crazy cousin I remember Mike as. He was always fun. As children I remember staying at Uncle Will and Sharons and playing Barbies with Terri and Mike always popping in with the Boy Scouts. Mike was only 10 months older than me and how much fun we shared together as kids. As we grew older our lives went in different directions. "We grew up!" Married, had kids and moved away. I will always cherish our childhood, and Mike's "enormous smile" He's in heaven now. Fishing with my brothers...

It has been many years since I have been in contact with Matt but my thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time.

Family,

Absent from the Body means present with the Lord. 2nd Corinthians chapter 5 verses 6-8. Those are the words I heard as Mom (Aunt Marie) chose Jesus Christ as her savior. That gave me peace and I pray it brings you peace as well.

I never got the pleasure to know Micheal as an adult, but I can remember him when I was little. I remember a time when my dad (uncle Joe) was coming up to pour some concrete at Aunt Sharon and Uncle Will's house. It was a hot...