Michael-Lortie-Obituary

Michael Patrick Lortie

Oro Valley, Arizona

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Michael Patrick Lortie age 60, passed away Sunday, October 30, 2011 after a ten month battle with brain cancer. Born July 28, 1951 in Port Jefferson, New York. Michael grew up on a dairy farm on Long Island. He proudly served in the U.S. Army and several branches of the Reserves. He is survived...

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You couldn't have a better friend in this world than Michael. Can't believe that we are coming up upon one year since he left us. Heaven is a much better place with Michael!

Its been a year and i still miss him a lot.. i cant believe he is gone.. i think about him everyday.. we had so much fun together i miss the time we had.. we had a really great bond and i wish i was able 2 bring him back... i miss u grandpa lortie R.I.P

Just read in the October 2012 AHRMM publication about Michael's passing. He was a great person and I sad to hear of his passing. I feel he's probably looking down upon all of us smiling broadly. Best to his loved ones.

My condolences to Michaels family, I worked with Michael at St. Mary's, and always enjoyed our meetings and talks. One day I was admiring a large diagram of a B-52 bomber he had hanging in his office, and the next day he had one waiting for me at work. That's just the kind of guy he was. That meant so much to me. Michael will surely be missed. Andy Almodova (Tucson, Az)

My deepest condolence to Michaels family and friends.I worked with Michael at UMC and volunteered at the Tucson Marathon aid station for many years.He was a great guy who will be missed.RIP

My condolence to Mrs Lortie and the family. Michael was a kind and giving person he will be missed very much.

Mike was a wonderful co-worker. We shared some memorable laughs during the H1N1 crisis a few years ago. He always responded immediately to my many phone calls for supply updates. He will be remembered. My sympathies to his family.
Sherrie Kelly (Tucson, AZ)

I have wonderful memories of Michael. I can hear his laughter,see him going for the chocolate cake at a party and eating his and any other icing, because "icing is the best part of a cake" Michael was kind and very generous to many, and we will never forget that. Calling Mike "friend" for the past 7 years has been a joy.
Heaven better have a lot of chocolate and yards sales... Sanford Out

Kathy, Sarah, and David:
We send our deepest sympathy to all of you on the tragic death of your husband and father. May you all be comforted by your wonderful memories of Michael.
Blessings,
Yonny and Jim Beers