Michele Joann Crisafulli

I was so sorry to hear about Michele! Although I had only known her for a couple of years, she was a warm and vibrant part of our book club. I will miss her and her wealth of knowledge and understanding.

I am very sorry for your loss. I worked with Michele at Mercy Hospital. She was so energetic and lovely to work with always helping me with her insight. She was very knowledgeable, caring, concerned, and loving. I will always treasure having worked with her. My prayers are with you all at this time.

I am very sorry to hear of Michelle's death. Michelle worked with many of us in the trenches at Scripps Mercy Hospital. Many late nights on the 11th floor I found her helping people unwilling to help themselves. Michelle always enjoyed hearing about my personal challenges with my teenage daughter and reassured me frequently. I miss her.
Joyce Huddleston, RN 11th Floor, Mercy Hospital

I met and knew Michele since she came to San Diego with her husband and children in 1967. I have fond memories of her and her family throughout those years. I know Michele will be dearly missed by her loved ones and all those she served.
My sympathy and prayers are extended to her family for their loss.
Michele rest in peace.

Mike and family -
We are sorry for your loss. Even though CHS seems so long ago, know that some of us '84 graduates are still looking out for each other. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers and comfort during this difficult time.

I was very sorry to read Grandma Michele's obituary yesterday. She was a wonderful woman. I became close to her the year I taught Brayden in 2nd grade at CES. She was always very loving, supportive, and appreciative of me as a teacher. I know it broke her heart when Teresa passed away. How she loved Brayden and Nikki! My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. We have missed you at CES. I won't be able to attend the service due to a class I'm attending. My best to Ron, as well....

We go back to Simi Valley in the 60's. Then San Diego in 68. Lots of fond memories. We'll miss you.

Michele,
May you be at Peace. Thanks for being such a patient advocate- you were a true gem.

To Michele's Family,
I knew Michele in her role as a Clinical Social Worker who explored issues with our mothers of critically ill newborn infants in the Scripps Mercy Special Care Nursery. Michele interacted with these mothers in a genuinely accepting and nondefensive manner. She was effective in helping them work through their problems which was an enormous help to our neonatal staff. Michele also made us laugh.
Michele will be missed and remembered.
With sympathy and love,