Michael Francis Humphrey

Knew Mike as a fine golfer and friend. Upbeat always ready smile.

Mike was my closest cousin and a man of inestimable worth-a quiet example of the character we should all strive to reach. He was a man of peace and kindness, always attentive to others´ needs and quick to lend a hand. He never looked down on anyone, no matter their station in life, treating every person with the respect and dignity they deserved. Warm, friendly, approachable, and courteous, he made everyone feel valued. They say you must love yourself before you can truly love others. Mike...

God makes all kinds of people , but none better than Mike Humphrey . Enough said . RIP my friend . CB

RIP Coach, you were great role model and helped shaped many young minds. I know that your first year at Shields Jr. High was a welcoming time. Proud to have you as a coach.

Mike and Leslie were my first cousins. My dad was Bill (Bud) Humphrey. Mike was a few yrs. Older than I, so my memories are more of Leslie, cousin Pam Carpenter, Anna, my sister and I getting together, we had a sleep over at Aunt Hilda's one time. I'm sorry to hear of Mike's passing, I've thought of him at different times over the years. May God comfort your hearts during this time. Sara (Humphrey) Ward

I will miss him very much. Mike was one of my 11 first cousins on the Schoger side of the ledger. We spent a significant amount of time together growing up in Anderson, IN, although he was five years my junior. Our mutual interest in sports was an adhesive factor. But Mike excelled me in golf. I think he was born a scratch golfer. NO matter how badly I played, he always said something encouraging to me. That's the kind of man he was, caring, supportive, and respectful of the feelings of...