Michael Lewis Wright

You were the first of "the crew" as Mom liked to say, you will always be remembered and thought of in your own unique way. Life is too short - hope the afterlife is suiting you well. XXOO

Mike taught me the meaning of "unconditional love". I have a treasure of good memories from my big brother. I will carry his lesson and love with me forever. How incredibly fortunate I have been to have had him in my life. Linda, his wife, is a good, strong woman of pioneer stock who held true "for better or worse, richer or poorer, in illness and health" She is a Queen in my heart and I thank her deeply for loving my brother. Thank you all for remembering Mike, my big brother. - Buffy

As one of Mike's younger sisters I appreciate the kind words you all have written about him. Thanks to all who were friends with him and ultimatly to Linda, his wife, who was always so gracious with all the ups and downs of his roller coaster life."The man in the White Hat" will always be a big man in my book.

I am so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. We grew up together in Kirkwood + were good friends. I send my sincere condolences to Mike's wife + siblings.

Regards

Ken Schlecht

To the family of Michael Wright, I send my deepest sympathy and a promise of prayer. He was in 2nd grade at St.Peter's in Kirkwood, my first class--and my favorite-- whose stdents gave me much joy. I will not forget him now.

I am so very sorry to hear that Mike is gone. It was many years ago that we were friends at St. Peter's in Kirkwood. Mike was actually everyone's friend...always fun...always smiling...kind to all.

My sympathy to his wife, brothers and sisters.

Kathy Walsh Perkins

You are not forgotten, brother of mine. I love you. Since you are in a better place I will check on Linda. Love, Beckidy