Michelle Lynne Dodson

Sometimes when remembering Michelle; its the little things that spring to mind. It was when she was visiting with me to meet several of our customers and for anyone that knows Tim Hortons in Canada; we happened to stop at one. being a particular warm day, I ordered an iced coffee. Michelle said she never had one and so she got one as well.....from that point onward, every time we stopped; the comment was; do you think there is a Tims nearby!
That memory always puts a smile on my face.

Michelle, you were so much more than my boss, to me.
You were my friend. I miss our talks, I miss your infectious laugh, your compassion and understanding.

On a lighter note, we would have so much to talk about regarding our current POTUS.

When I think of Michelle; the first image I have is of a smiling, welcoming face. She would always greet me with warm words and an even warmer hug. Michelle will always have a special place in my heart and mind.

I my first memory of Michelle and Sherri, I was being carried on Sherries shoulders. I was talking about marrying her someday, but Michelle got to first. However, that was the first time I feel in love with a strong women and in 37 years my taste have not changed. In my last memory of Michelle, she was carrying my heavy words on her shoulders. Michelle you are the epitome of Honey in a Rock. I will forever carry you in my heart. Thank you, I love you & I miss you.

Barb & Bob~ Our deepest sympathy. May loving memories ease your loss and bring you comfort. Words cannot express our Sadness in hearing the passing of your sweet daughter, Michelle. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this very difficult time. Much love to all.

Michelle:

Some of us go through life meeting special people who change our lives in ways not know to many and you are one of those people.

Words cant describe your courage and inspiration and my prayer is that I can pass on the same courage to someone in my life as you did for me,

God Bless your family during this difficult time.

Still can't believe we will never see that beautiful smile or hear her great laugh again. Feel so fortunate to have been part of her life. Will never forget that sharp wit or her gentleness. Love thinking about days at the Lake in Ten Mile with Michelle swimming with little Gillian and Shaelyn. Teaching them to hold their breath under water and then working patiently as they learned the breast & the back strokes. They teased, splashed, laughed and were all so happy. Warm memories!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. It was an honor to have known and loved Michelle. Sincere sympathy.