First Lt. Michael Joseph DiVita

I met Mike at Stonewall Jackson High school nearly 40 years ago. Although years pasts and only saw him a hand full of times, social media allowed us to keep in touch. We would discuss our US ARMY experiences and life in general. Mike was a sqare dealing man who wanted the best for everyone.

I met Mike at EPI, we were in junior high school at that time. He was always such a nice person. Mike will be missed by so many people. My heart goes out to his family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Prayers for Mike's children, the family, loved ones and Mike's brothers and sisters in green Mike was definitely one of a kind! Godspeed Lt.. We've got if from here

I just heard last night about your passing. You were a great guy and was always good to me in school. I'll never forget french class with you and the other football players and how well you could draw. I'm glad I got to see you a few times in Huntington while I was working. R.I.P old friend. Pee Wee SJHS c/o 1989

Rest in peace Mike

With great sadness in my heart I cannot express the words. God bless the family.

The world was a better place with you in it. So many memories of you as a young boy, a teenager who played football with my older son-- and not only did I scream his jersey number but yours. I was so proud when you became a state trooper although our paths took a twist. You were handsome, smart and loyal and most of all loved by your mother Sandy to the nth degree. And your sister Kristen admired you so much. It's hard to say goodbye to you--' something I never thought I'd be saying....