Michael Scott Kunkle

"Dear father-in-law, though we never had the chance to meet, I've heard so many wonderful stories about your life and the impact you had on those around you. My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time. May your soul rest in peace and may your loved ones find comfort in the memories they shared with you. My thoughts and prayers are with my wife and her family."

GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY

Minnette:

I want to express my deepest sympathy to you in the loss of your beloved son. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I also want to send a belated thanks to you for your kind words that you sent to me following the loss of your Dad.

Hi... I never knew Mike or any of the Kunkle family. I did know a Belinda Kunkle of York and went to school with her. My point is, being a single uncle with no kids, and close to my nieces and nephews who live with their parents in York (where I grew up), I can identifity with Mike. I probably have not been as good of a person as he, but it made me feel pretty bad reading the story about him in the York Daily Record online. I try to stay in contact with my family back there and come home...

Like most of the family, I am still reeling from this. As the oldest of the cousins, Mike and I were only a couple months apart in age. My memories are still vivid of the times when we all lived in Grandpa Gladfelter's Mobile Home Park. Mike, Todd, Erinn and Julia lived in an an apartment there and my family lived in a trailer. We spent lots of time together, especially the four oldest: me, Mike, my brother, Gino, and Todd. Erinn and Julia were pretty young so it was mostly the four oldest...

I'm a friend of Julie,I didn't know Michael that well....but I give the family my deepest sympathy in his passing.It's hard to lose a loved one,but I truly believe that he's in a better place with Grandma Gladfelter and Glady.
Love,Kelly