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Michael Spoerndle

East Haven, Connecticut

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SPOERNDLE, MICHAEL At his home May 6, 2011, Michael Spoerndle, husband of the late Abigail Jacobson-Spoerndle, of East Haven, formerly of Branford. Mike was born in Akron, OH, December 16, 1951, son of the late Harry E. Spoerndle and Margaret Elizabeth Bragg Spoerndle. He was the former owner of...

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Sorry about the roof, Mike. (Keeping Schenker "dry" was always difficult anyway). Rest in peace as you explore the great lost horizon. Thank you for your role in keeping New Haven music/concert culture exciting.

Big Mike. I learned of your passing way too late. I know you and Abby are angels watching over many.

Just heard about Mike's passing. Sincere condolences to the family. I was a photographer at the New Haven Register on Jan. 12, 1990 when Mike told me Bob Dylan was going to be playing at Toad's that night. He told me to meet him at the side door and he would get me up on the lighting platform so I could photograph Dylan, which I did. I stayed as long as I could but had to leave to get back to the office to get the picture in the next day's paper. Dylan went on to play for five hours that...

Mike and I had some fun and interesting times during and after High School. He was Crazy in a good way and a great guy! Wishing the family strength and good health. Mike is in good hands. Bless you.

Mike was a great friend and a warm and wonderful person. He left a lasting touch on many hearts.

Michael, may flights of angels speed thee to thy rest . . .

Some of my greatest memories I have in my life were when I worked at Toads Place back in the 80's. Thanks for the memories Big Mike, rest in peace.
Bill

Mike gave the gifts of his hope, experience and strength tirelessly to all seekers for many years. He also shared his personal struggles and grief as he experienced them. This too helped many. His life was notable for its tremendous ups and devastating downs. He lived fearlessly and gave tirelessly. He is home now. Home and at peace.

Mike was one of my best friends, growing up together in Fairview Park,Oh. From scouting to sports, and all the things young boys do, we did together. Thanks for the memories Mike. Rest In Peace

Mike touched so many lives. I can never express my gratitude for all Mike has done for me over the years and how he influenced my life for the better. He was a very kind and generous friend and he will be truly missed. My condolences to his family.