Michael C. Iannuzzi Jr.

Mike,
I just learned of the tragic events and my heart is saddened, though the joy you filled it with will always over ride the tears of this tragedy. You were an crucial part of my college experience and I am glad I knew you. Thank you for the smiles.

Mike, it is truly touching how many people continue to reach out to you with love and affection. Even if you had only 29 years on this earth, your presence on this earth will continue far into the future. Many of us aspire to touch the lives that you have touched.

I cannot begin to imagine what you have gone through these past months...May God bless Michael and May God be with you in this tough time. With great warmth and regards
Swati Mehta

As a kid, Michael was sought out to settle disputes amongst his friends. Warring parties would come to him in anger, would state their case, and ask him to say who was in the right and who was wrong. His judgements were always correct and gentle, and we all respected his wisdom.
I haven't seen him for 19 years, but I still love him.

Dear Fran & Family,
I just learned from Donna Greyerbiehl about your loss and heaven's gain of Michael. Michael was a student in the 4-year old class that I taught at CBS, and of course I knew you for the time you attended Westminster in Ann Arbor. Apparently his delightful personality at the age of 4 simply grew in strength with time. It was a joy to read in the condolences how he touched so many hearts with his love of life as well as his tenderness for others. My heart and prayers go...

Our Dearest Nuzzi,

You were a rare breed. The rarest of breeds. Always the happiest guy in the room. The most creative mind. The most giving and caring heart. Everyone you came in contact with couldn't help but fall in love with you. There will never be another like you, Nuzzi. Our constant peacemaker.. the guy who'd always rather share a beer than share an argument. The guy who often felt it was his own duty to break up random fights on the streets of nyc.. just making the world a...

Dear Fran, Dr. Iannuzzi, and family,
I just learned the news and, like everyone, was stunned to learn of your son, Michael's sudden passing. He was one of the most wonderful students I ever taught. His striving and perseverance in the face of great challenges was, as you remember, remarkable. His marvelous, good nature and inner light warmed all of us in the classroom. I will miss him. Please accept my sincere condolences.
David Hill