Michael MacDonald Daschbach

I still miss Mike and will always think back to the great times and conversations we shared. Mike created an indelible mark on my life.... friendship, laughter, and unconditional love. Gosh, I still miss him...as I'm sure Charlie, Jimmy, Samantha , and those who were part of his life in San Bernardino, USF, Portland, and Coos Bay. You will always bring a smile to my face when I think of those great times we shared at USF and sailing the San Juans. God speed, my friend.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Charlie and your entire family during this difficult time and the days ahead. I have many wonderful memories of both of you at Holy Rosary. I am so very sorry.

When I heard about Mike's recent passing, I felt like I'd been sucker-punched! I have sent his info to as many Holy Rosary grads from our class as I could. Much love to you, Charlie, in this loss. Mike sounds like he continued to be the great guy that we all knew and loved from grade 1 thru high school! I still see the twinkle in his eyes in that pic posted in the obit.
Much love from Patty ( Mangino) Martin

I cannot express in words the sense of loss over learning of Mike's passing. I, too, was a classmate at Holy Rosary years ago, and Mike and I were best friends through our college years. To Charlie and the entire Daschbach family, my sincere sympathies. Rob (Robbie) Hudson

Please accept my deepest sympathies and prayers.
Theresa Turcotte Hamilton
Holy Rosary Graduate
San Bernardino

Please receive my sincere condolences on the loss of your brother. May God comfort you at this time and in the days to come...

I worked with Mike at Madison Elementary School in Coos Bay, Or. All the children in our school loved him and he was able to help so many of them. He always had a joke to cheer me up when I was down. After he left Coos Bay he would call and check in with more jokes. I will always have a special place in my heart for Mike. My sympathy goes out to his family and dear friend Marsha.

In the last 7 months (after Ron passed away), Mike has been more supportive, understanding and compassionate than ever before (via the telephone). I believe that now he is with the Heavenly Father, he can have a chance at true
happiness! God Bless, my friend.
Love, Janet Jobes

To Mike's "Portland Family"...Please know that Mike talked of you all fondly during his last 8 months here in Phoenix...He loved his friends and had hoped to write a super letter to all of you...
Thank you for being part of his life...