Michael Paul Scheib

I am saddened to hear about the passing of Michael. I knew Mike a long time ago when he was a young man in his mid to late twenties. He was always dedicated to his family, truly enjoyed having fun, was always a sports enthusiast and very kind to everyone. His adventures to Iceland with his father exposed all of us to a new cultural experience and one I know he treasured. I truly hope that that the memories he created with his friends and family help you during this very difficult...

Mike was the most instrumental basketball influence in my life. As a kid growing up in steelton there were many athletes to emulate. But when I saw Mike play, saw his work- ethic , and listened to his advice, he gave me a level to shoot for that I would not have reached without him. He will be missed and I am glad he had faith in Christ. That is a testament to why he had such good character. Thank you Mike for how you influenced my life

Great Guy and Boss. He will surely be missed by all that knew him!

Irene, Kyle, & Family, Extending our sincere condolences and prayers to help you through this journey. I´m sure you will hear this many times, over the coming days and weeks. From Little League baseball, on the Yankees, to 5th & 6th grade basketball, to Junior High basketball, to all the basketball camps... Camp Juniata with Coach Press Maravich and Pete Maravich, Coach Hess, Coach Trimmer; Capital Camp with Coach Miller and the time Mike played Pete Kramer (Duke University) one on one...

Irene & Kyle sincerest sympathies to you on the physical loss of your husband/father. He was truly one of the greatest in everything he did. His commitment, drive, determination in everything he did was so evident. Because of Christ & Mikes personal relationship we rejoice knowing he´s in the presence of his Savior. I pray all the memories you all made along with His presence comfort & help carry you all through the grief process. So glad we were able to reconnect in the past year or...

I was a young boy when Mike became a sensation on the basketball court in Millersburg and anywhere else he laced up his Chuck Taylors. He was legend to anyone who watched him. He was an absolute heroic figure to those of who came behind him. To read this account of his wonderful and generous life was indeed poignant. That he is remembered not just for his exploits on the court, but those he achieved in his work, his community, in his church and in his family is even greater. I know I...

Irene, I was so saddened to hear this news and I am so sorry for your loss. Mike was always a fair boss and I valued his expertise. He will be missed by so many people as he touched individuals in all venues of his life. Our prayers are with you. Amy and David Simmons

Irene and Kyle, My prayers are with you and your family. It was a pleasure working for and with Mike for many years at Inservco from day to day operations to client visit and presentations to facilitating Continuous Improvement for Penn National back in the 90s. Mike was always fair and kind and had a good sense of humor. I have missed him since retirement as I know you´ll miss him now. I´ll remember joking with him if his computer was plugged in and turned on when he had a system...