Michael-Burruss-Obituary

Michael Gail Burruss

Kelseyville, California

1949 - 2014

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Michael Gail Burruss February 6, 1949 - October 12, 2014 Mike passed away at age 65 after a long courageous battle from, and the complications of, bladder cancer. He was born in San Francisco and died where he was raised in Torrance, CA. However, he and his wife, Vickie, have lived most of their...

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Mike was my best friend at Kelseyville High School. We were both Voc Ed teachers and worked together for many years. The students all thought very highly of him, He was a well respected teacher.

I Bet Mike never knew he was this well like and loved or respected. A very humble man.
Just goes to show you all you need in this life is to have a good heart. And you will make a great mark in this life.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I Will Always Remember you.

Though we lost touch over the years, I'll always remember Mike's (and Vickie's) friendship when I lived in Modesto, CA. Fun, and open, Mike was so talented too. Thanks for the memories Mike, rest in peace

Mike was a kind soul I hope he is busy in heaven making others happy.

Mike, It was wonderful having you as part of our family. You always were very warm and caring with us and enjoyed our music. You were a trooper throughout your illness like no other could do. We will miss you forever. Vickie, Don't forget we love you too, and we are here for you. Lovingly, Delia and Glen

May loving angels surround you with peace & serenity, dear Cousin Mike.

I'll never forget the paella we shared (Summer 1981 or '82?) You, dear Victoria, Steve & I'm pretty sure Russ & Nance were there.

And Christmas at John & Mary's house was great!

Victoria, Russ, Nance: loving hugs & peace to you, sweet peeps. *Take care*

What can you say about such a great friend? Never forget working at the marina, getting some pitchers at Hinano, then going back and running the boat hoist. Reef down that boat! Poker games, camping trips, hanging out on Loytan avenue. Glad I got to see you before you left us--love ya, man!