Michael Phillip Shemin

Mickey, where could you've gone? I was a friend of Mickey in Aspen and Cripple Creek. A "character" is an understatement when referring to this most intriguing person. Antiques, marketing concepts, a personality constantly involved in survival -- they'll remember everywhere he inhabited, and most assuredly on Bennett Avenue, in Cripple Creek, and at Ross' Auction House, in Colorado Springs. I lost track of Mickey after moving to Crested Butte. But I never forgot the unique personality...

I was a classmate of Mickey's at Bayonne High, my condolences to the family

I knew Mickey from my work as City Clerk. I loved his "fake news" publication, his sense of humor, and his love of Bayonne. I've wondered where he went off to as it could be anywhere in the world. I'll miss Mickey.

I remember Mickey from high school. He was a very unique and special person. I’m sorry for your loss.

I knew Mickey in elementary school. So sorry for your loss. He was a great guy.

I got to know Mile(Mickey) in the early 2000,s when he was publishing the Bayonne Star STar Telegram.Hisintellect insight and legitimate commitment to what he was doing not only impressed me but endeared him to me and subsequently my respect grew for him exponentially.
My sympathy and condolences to all those he leaves behind,may he rest in peace

Sincerely with respect
Jack Smith MD8

Mickey and I were long-time friends. In past years he would come to my home and we would talk antiques, especially militaria. I spent many happy hours with Mickey. I WILL miss him. R.I.P., Marlowe