Michael Cisneros

Michael hired me right out of the Navy. I would go by the name Andy but He said when he hears the name Andy, he thought of a chubby little boy with balloons eating a ice cream cone. When I see you, I see a big man named Andrew. We will call you Andrew. And with that he became a mentor in the Summerfield Suites San Jose and Santa Clara. He recommended me for a GM position with the Homewood Suites which became a huge stepping stone to become a regional Director of Sales and Marketing for a...

I met Michael many years ago as a friend and roommate of my mom's. He always made us laugh through his great sense of humor and witty sarcasim. Although we haven't seen him in years, I thought of him often and have never forgotten his heartwarming smile. He'll be missed.

I don't where to begin, met Michael while working at Sierra Vista Hospital in San Luis Obispo. We became very good friends, he was supportive when I needed it most and remember helping him through his Mother's passing. We also had lots of fun going places, doing things in town, movies. That's all we could afford. Laughing on the phone, watching Wheel of Fortune together while on the phone when it first came on the air.(Yes, while on the phone)That's why we laught too because people would...

Mike was my neighbor when we were in High School. We became good friends and shared some lifetime memories together. Eating a whole watermelon together in his backyard. Watching the movie "Brian's Song" and both crying. Riding around in his car. I have always had a special place for Michael in my heart and always will.My heart goes out to his Family and Friends.
Bev Guenther (Fox)

I met Michael through a mutual friend, and we became friends as the years moved on. Michael had a wonderful happy go lucky smile and laughter about life and never let anything bring that down. Michael’s presents will be missed by all his friends here in the San Francisco bay area, and most of all by me. I will always remember him as my friend and brother. Your life will be celebrated and remembered with love by those who you touched in life. I’ll miss your smile and laughter buddy. ...

It is so wonderful to see so many warm memories from Michael's family and friends. It is especially telling to see comments from co-workers. Michael truly was a kind and generous man who was loved by all who knew him. We met many years ago through friends and established a Friday tradition of dinner at Roosevelt's Tamale Parlor in San Francisco's Mission district. Michael had the longest drive, yet he always made a point of being there. The group reveled in his stories about his friends,...

I met Mike a Kaweah Delta when he worked in the kitchen. Mike was kind of the catalist, he was the guy that made every outing a great time. Indeed the world is a little darker with your passing, but hey look on the bright side. Now you can teach everyone in heaven the Hustle. Miss ya buddy.