Michael Pivin

Pam, Greg, Chris & Danny,

I have known Michael since 1960, when we both were in 9th grade. I remember him as being very quiet, probably shy is a better word. We lost touch when we entered 10th grade, as we went to different high schools. It was later, sometime in my twenties, that I ran into that old gang. Mike was there and although I don't actually remember introducting him to you, a connection was made and a date accepted. Thus I saw a friendship start and love eventually...

To Mike's Family,
I worked with Mike for the past year or so at Home Depot. Mike and I worked opposite sides of the electrical Dept in West Springfield. As we grew to know each other we recognized how much we had in common. Both of us were in the US Army about the same time, we both also worked for a single company for a long time over thirty years, we were both retired and filling in some gaps.
We then realized that we were married about thirty something years, and quite happy...

Mike... although I haven't known you for that long, you hold a special place in my heart. I especially admire the easy going and patient demeaner about you which was clearly demonstated the time you tried to teach me how to use my new digital camera. I will always remember the talks that we had at family picnics and parties and the fun that we had playing cards with you and Pam. I am deeply saddened by your sudden departure from this world, but you will forever remain in my fondest of memories.

Pam-its been many years but I remember the Pivins very well. I used to be the neighborhood pharmacist (MeadowBrook).Mike was a great guy and I was sorry to read of his passing. My sympathy. Jim Eaton

Pam - I am so sorry about your tremendous loss. You and Mike shared a special bond that was admired by many. It was so obvious that you were very much in love. Keep your wonderful memories as a light to guide you through these dark days.

God Bless you and your boys.

Marie & Bruce