Michele Simone Guilbault

So sorry for the friends and family have suffered. I will never forget her friendship and the great job she did at Calhoun Chiropractic. She was a intimate part of the office and helped many patience with her therapy skills. I think of her often and miss her spirit and friendship.

My prayers and thoughts are with Marge and family. I knew Michele just a short time but played golf with her in college. She was so talented. She had an infectious smile and laugh. My sides hurt for days when I was in her company.

From junior golf in Canada to freshman year at FSU watching M*A*S*H* with a big bowl of p.c. at Hilltop Apartments to enjoying road trip meals at Morrison's Cafeteria, to shooting another course record!  Mitch always had a quiet but confident manner about herself, along with a great smile, that welcomed people on and off the golf course.  An incredible athlete and an even kinder person, I feel fortunate to have known.  Wishing Marge, Michelle's family and all her friends peace and strength in...

My deepest condolences to all who loved her.

Mitch, you were my sister in law and you were my friend. You gave me my first set of clubs as incentive to "win" those shoes! And when people ask me why I still carry around that old ratty tatty FSU golf bag I will proudly tell them all about the great woman who gave it to me.
You will always be in my heart.

I had not seen Mitch in quite a long time, but my memories of her are still with me quite clearly. She was a person that was an inspiration, she had grace, wisdom and kindness in abundance. I send all my prayers to her loved ones. Mitch will be missed by so many, may we all stive to be people who will be missed.

God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be. So he put his arms arms around you and whispered "Come to me". A golden heart stopped beating, time my friend for rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us - he only takes the best.

Just a note to let you know you are in my prayers and that I feel your loss. She fought with everything she had and touched so many lives in her journey. Love you Marge and will keep you close in my heart.

I first met Mitch at the Canadian Junior in 1978. I didn't know a girl could shoot in the 60's! I was so impressed. Then I played with her in college in New Mexico. WOW! I can only imagine what her professional career would have been if she was healthy. I'm proud to call her a friend and know that heaven is a better place. You will be missed Mitch. My prayers go to your family, Marge and friends.