Michael L. Cain

I will miss Coach Mike. We were best friends and went to college together, coached High School together, talked on the phone together, and shared many great wrestling moments together over the past few years. The picture says it all (Mike's Smile). Mike had a testimony that was out of this world and was not afraid to share it to lead others to Christ. His sacrifices for his athletes was enormous. The most amazing thing about him was his love for his wife and children because he talked...

I haven't seen Michael for lots of years, but we grew up seeing alot of each other as children. I'm sad to think that he has had such an enriched life without my having known that part of him. Roselle, I am so sorry for your loss and for his children as well. Gary Cain, Monongah, WV

I am cousin to Mike and knew him as small boy. I remember his
Dad, Mom, and sister Robin very well.
My condolences and prayers go out to Mike's wife Roselle,
and children.
May the Lord comfort you in this time of what is a great loss.
Your Cousin via Mike, Judy Haugh ~~ Clarksburg, WV.

My sister was married to Mike's older brother and we have known the Cain family for 50 years or more. Mike will be sadly missed by all of his friends and especially his sister Robin.

I would like to express my condolences upon the loss of Mike. I am his first cousin in New Martinsville, WV and since we were about the same age, we kinda grew up together. I remember all the good times we had; including losing to him in wrestling matches! May God bless you and your family in this time of grief and healing.

The Cain Family will miss you very much. It has been at least 10 years since i have seen unckle mike. I heard from my brother that i missed visiting with him by a few hours when he was in west viginia, would have been great to see him. I will miss you unckle mike and i would like to send my deepest sympathy to his family.

Mrs. Cain, I am so sad for your loss. Mike inspired me to keep pushing hard in the gym despite numerous injuries. We shared several 'gym battle stories'. He and I walked together at graduation, and I felt proud to have him by my side. Very caring, very sincere, and nice to the end. You and your family will be in my thoughts.

I met Mike while we were both at UCF. He was one of the nicest and most sincere people I have ever met. I am saddened for your loss and you and your family will be in my thoughts.

I used to work at Bodies N Motion where Mike frequently worked out. I worked there for 8 months and got to know Mike very well. Mike always had kind words to say and was always quite cheerful. He always kept a smile on his face and was up to the challenge of putting a smile on others faces as well. You will be missed Mike and my deepest sympathy to his family.