Michael Gerard Gill

Brenden and Courtney, I'm so sorry hear you lost your dad. I never knew him, but what I read, he was a very special person. May the memories you share, help ease some of the pain you feel. Sharon & Joel Rogers.

Paul, I am sorry for your loss. Your brother Michael reminds me of my late dad, who was also a longtime schoolteacher and multi-sport coach. I was also interested to read that Michael was a standout athlete and must imagine he was a fine role model for you to follow on the way to your own athletic endeavors.

I´ve been friends with Mike Gill for over 50 years. During the past few weeks my mind has been flooded with numerous great memories. However I keep coming back to my 1st memory, a Thursday evening at NQHS myself a scrawny middle school kid with no talent for basketball encountered Mike a bigger stronger high school player with a lot of talent! Yet he opened his big heart to me that night, invited me into his game and started coaching me up on the spot... born to coach! That night began a long...

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

Mike was one of my favorite teachers. He was such a great guy. Mike´s personality lent well to dealing with so many students at Lynch School. Middle school can be very challenging at times! My sincere condolences. Mike will be missed by many.

Mike will surely be missed. Gerri often spoke of him in our NICU break-room. Always with love through thick and thin. Deepest condolences

We were so saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Gill. My girls enjoyed having him as their physical education teacher at Mater Dolorosa and they loved seeing him at St. Patrick's Church. They always got a kick out of it when he would make the "I'm watching you" sign to them during Mass :). Our condolences go out to his family.

He made gym the best part of school in my middle school years. He was also the reason behind my fundamental love for volleyball as he was my volleyball coach at HHS during my freshman year. A great hearted, funny man- hope you rest easy now.