Michael R. Verdecchio

You've been on my mind Mike. I know your birthday is coming up soon. One of my oldest memoires is going to your birthday party in first or second grade. You had given me an invitation; it was the first party I remember ever being invited to. I was very excited to go. I brought you a G.I. Joe as a present, I wanted to keep it for myselfmy mom wouldn't let me. I remember riding in the back of my mom's station wagon to your house. It seemed so far (it was like a 3-minute drive away). I remember...

Mike was an incredibly funny guy, and a great friend. We hung out quite a lot as kids, and I still feel the sting of Mike's passing more than 10 years on. Still thinking of you, Mike.

Mike was a close childhood friend to my brother -many memories of us growing up in the 80s with him and Bri skate boarding and playing video games. Mrs V. and family -there are no words of condolence that can express how deeply sad I am for your loss, even years after his passing. RIP Mike.

Mike was my best friend growing up....from first till eighth grade when we parted ways and went to high school.

I learned of his passing many years after...I opened this site back up so people like me (his old friends etc) could post memories and things about Mike. I loved the guy and it hurts to think of him as gone so early in his life.

~Brian

Bob and Margaret, I was so saddened to hear about Michael’s passing from Yolanda. I am so deeply sorry for your loss. My heart and thoughts go out to you and your entire family.

I am extremely saddened about the news I heard of Michael's death. He was a very good friend of m son, Matthew, especially when they were very young. I am truly sorry, but I know he is now with his mother, Debbie, who pre-deceased him. Debbie loved Michael with her whole being and did everything that a Mother could do for a "beloved son"! They are rejoicing together (finally) in heaven where God wanted Michael "HOME" at last! Mike, sleep well as you did when you visited my home and slept...

I am sorry for your loss. I didn't know him well, but the short time I spent working with him, he seemed like a nice person.