Rev. Dr. Michael Wyatt

Michael, it's been 15 years since you passed away and I still think about you like it was yesterday. Such a complex human being, such a fine pianist, a perfectionist, we rode through an earthquake together at St Stephens with you on the piano and me with my violin. Remember? I still miss you and I have your beads and your tonkas. I wonder what you are doing now? Laura

Michael, your beautiful spirit is ever present with us. Through you, God's Word came alive and warmed our hearts and lit a path before and within us - the very path of Jesus' love. You had the gift of taking the most complex theological insights and simplifying them without diminishing their depth. In visiting St. Stephen's I will always remember the picnic you prepared for us to share at the spring concert in the gazebo located in the town garden. This was the most thoughtful hospitable...

Michael ~ Thank you for sharing precious moments while at St. John the Evangelist. I will remember you always with affection.

Michael. You changed my life more than you ever will know. You extended the hand of AA and guided my on the road of Happy Destiny. I will forever be indebted to your love and kindness.

I will miss you beyond words.

Michael was a very inspiring preacher...and very helpful to me when he was at St Bartholomew's in Atlanta at the time I was discerning the call to priesthood. He was wise, gentle and witty. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. The Rev. Timothy H. Graham

I just learned of Canon Wyatt's death recently, via the Washington Cathedral's notice of a concert in his honor. During his time in Washington, DC, I was blessed to take a class with him at Virginia Theological Seminary on the prayer book. The class went well beyond academics and was a learning experience like no other. Canon Wyatt's death is a great loss to the world.

I just today learned of Rev Wyatt's death. I use to regularly attend the 7:30 a.m service at the Cathedral in Washington, D.C. and looked so forward to Michael's sermons. He was thoughtful, compassionate and inspiring.
My condolences to his family. During his too short life, he was a blessings to many.

Dear Roy and Joyce--perhaps you will remember me from Cali, where my brothers and I grew up with Debbi at the Bolivar. Michael was older so it wasn't till later, when he was at Colegio Bennett, that I got to know him.

I am heart sick learning of Michael's death. He had preached at my ordination as an Episcopal priest several years ago here in Ft Lauderdale. In the last two years we played phone tag a couple of times and exchanged a handful of emails. But I got busy and it was...