MICHAEL MUDERICK

Miss you friend

I´m memory of a good friend

You are missed my friend

I had no idea our lives would be bound together forever when first meeting you as a little kid. Thank you for raising an amazing, loving, patient and brilliant son who is my husband. Thank you for always being there, never missing a basketball game, graduation or chorus concert. Thank you for treating my girls like they were the most important people in the world (I think before their cousins came along they actually were the most important people in the world, to you anyway). Our lives...

Michael was a dear friend of many years. He was a very kind man who was very nice to my late father in law and my late mother. He was always good about staying in touch. He will be greatly missed by many.

Michael was a dear friend. He was a very good man who was very kind to my late father in law and my late mother. He will be sorely missed by many.

Michael was a friend, mentor and occasional employer. He was instrumental in my coming up in the television business. I know many people in Philadelphia who can say the same thing. I loved the pics of him on Facebook with this grandkids. He seemed rapturous in their presence. Rest in Peace.

Michael was a devoted professional and a great resource for me. We had many consultations between the two of us. He kept in touch with people and helped us rally around commitments and friendships. I also enjoyed his companionship as a friend; and someone with whom I could always enjoy a laugh. He was instrumental in getting the early video community off the ground through the ITVA.

Mike and I met and became friends in junior high, and were especially close during our college years. He was an intelligent, compassionate guy who possessed a great sense of humor. We lost touch for a long time, but reconnected six or seven years ago via email exchanges and occasional phone calls. My sincere condolences to his family and friends. His passing leaves an unfillable hole in all our lives.