Washington, District of Columbia
MICHAEL WILLIAM SCHMIDT (Age 45) Of Elway Hall, Warrenton, VA died at his home on Friday, December 17, 2010. Born in Cambridge, MA on May 16, 1965 to William G. and Ruth (Richter) Schmidt. Michael received a BA from the University of Maryland and a MBA from Johns Hopkins and was a...
Read MoreMy life was truly better knowing you. Your warmth, humor, smile and charm will always be in my heart and memories. How blessed I am for the precious time I was able to spend with you. With all my love and prayers to you, Barry and your family..
Traci Henry
January 11, 2011 | The Woodlands, TX
Michael.
What an amazing man you were. A smile that would light up a room, a laugh so infectious. I only met you several times, but felt like I had known you all my life during the lengthy conversations we had. The heavens truly have an incredibly bright star now....though you left much too soon.
Debbie Hobar
January 08, 2011
Michael I feel lucky to have met you. You always had a smile on your face and made everyone around you feel at ease. You truly were a gentleman. Godspeed.
Mary Young
January 08, 2011 | Los Angeles, CA
We always enjoyed your company. You were a wonderful charming man. It's our loss that we didn't get to know you even better. Ed & Jane Grant
January 08, 2011
Michael - Your smile and warmth continues to light my memory. You are sorely missed. I was honored to know you. God speed and God Bless.
Bennett Stichman
January 08, 2011 | Washington, DC
Michael - I was honored to have known you for as long as I did. You were one in a milliion and I cherish the times we had together. May you now rest in peace - I will be there in spirit on 8th January. - Lisa McGee, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary - Ireland
January 05, 2011
Michael, you will be missed.
Jean Seline
January 05, 2011 | McLean, VA
It was more than an honor to call you a friend. I will always remember your amazing spirit and generous way of being.
Bryant Archie
January 04, 2011
May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared, comfort you now and in the days ahead.
Joe Probus
January 03, 2011 | Takoma Park, MD