Michael Huscroft

We sure miss you!

I just heard the sad news. Mike and Mark helped me learn to love acoustic guitars and inspired me to learn to play guitar. I met them at Eastwood. I'm glad to hear he went on to have a family and has passed on his talent, his love for life and his laughter. I thought of Mike fondly over the years and fully expected to hear they made it big! I hope his family knows he had a very positive impact on a scared little freshmen so many years ago that has lasted a lifetime. May God be with you...

I met Mike when I was 12 years old and we became friends. Tyrone park was the hang out in the day. He would always roll the eyes and smile when I requested him to play and sing to me "amy". I am so happy that after 27 years we had the opportunity to reunite and catch up of the many years passed. I am deeply sadden and I will always carry that smile and laugh of his in my memory. I was blessed to know him and he brought me many years of joy.

Wersky's family and friends, everyone back in El Paso who ever listened to or harmonized with Mike & Mark's wonderful music, laughed at their silly jokes (that whistling,singing tennis ball!), and many more new friends and fans from the days after we all left our home town, all will remember with love this very special man. Always ready with a song, a joke, a hug and a smile, he is now entertaining the angels.

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The Hammel and Henderson family send our deepest sympathy. Mike was a good friend of mine , my name is Cathy, Mike and myself ran two bars in El Paso for many years together. This is a shock to me I just found out about this today. I live in New Jersey now. Mike was a great great man. I will miss him.

From the Limon family to the Huscroft family....Our deepest sympathy goes out to you all.

To Mikey, Jan and the rest of your family.....Jefo, Adam and myself were deeply shocked and saddend to hear of this terrible loss. Your infectious laugh, kind heart, wit, charm, and most of all, your wonderful gift of music and song will be missed greatly. It was an honor and a privelage to know you. Our kites, one day, very soon, will be flying high just for you friend. Enjoy the show....I know we enjoyed yours