Michele Acosta McCreary

What a blessing you were to all that were fortunate enough to have known you. Missing you - hard to believe it's been a year already.

Hard to believe it has been a year since you went to heaven. I miss you every single day

Michelle came and spoke to our group in Raleigh as we trained to open the Ballard Designs showroom. Before she arrived, the corporate trainer described her as 'a delight' and she truly was. The pride in her family business and the life she led to achieve it was evident in her speech. We loved meeting her and we are bereft at the thought of her loss.

I never met Michelle, but I knew about her through my wonderful step father, Paul Warner Nelson who was Bob's great uncle. The world has lost an extraordinary human being! I'll be praying for Bob & Michelle's family & friends. May God give you the comfort & peace you need during this difficult time.

I worked at Crate & Barrel and met Michelle in 1994 when crate opened their Washington DC store. Michelle was so effervescent and kind, and every time I saw her, be it in North Carolina, or our store in Manhattan, or later in Boston, she always greeted me like a dear friend. I am so sad to learn this. Bob, I send my sincere condolences.

I was sorry to hear about the death of Bob's wife. I did not know her personally but Bob was at Wake Forest when I was there.

Bob, Karen and I were so sad to hear of Michele´s passing. You were blessed to have so many years to enjoy together. Your Sig Ep brother, Walt Underwood

I´m am so very saddened by the new of Michele´s passing. I worked for her and Bob in High Point during Furniture Market. She was such a kind and thoughtful person. She always made me feel welcomed and appreciated. I will always remember her big smile, her bold laugh and her kind words. My deepest condolences to Bob and her family. This world´s loss is Heaven´s gain. Connie Jo Blanton