Michael L. Carnahan

It was a pleasure growing up in Cherry Road neighborhood with the Carnahans. I agree with Mike that life should be made up of adventures. For me: shooting wild rivers in a canoe, being in Berlin in 1961, climbing Mt Whitney, seeing Grateful Dead with Walter, etc.

My sincere condolences on the passing of Mike. Justl learned about it listening to Bob Lonsberry's program this morning or I would've attended the calling hours and/or service. My most vivid memory of Mike is him biking down the center of Mt. Read Blvd to work in ANY KIND OF WEATHER! He was quite the cyclist and character, and I mean the latter in a complimentary way. May the Lord comfort you at this difficult time.

Bob Dyjak

MIke was an iconic inspiration in our cycling community, always there to help the fledgling or the accomplished. His sense of humor and warmth will be missed. It has beem many years and many miles since I have been in Mike's company but he is there with me on my every ride, thank you.

Mike was a very good boss to those of us who reported to him in Bldg 148 at EK, more so he was a very good person, it was a real privilege to know him