Michelle Elizabeth Goodrich

Dear Family: I attended school with your Mother and remember her as a kind and loving person. The grace of God will guide you in the days ahead. Mike Ochoa

Dear Family, I was so sorry to hear about Michelle's passing, I knew her as Micki,we first met in kindergarten in 1958, she had an inner beauty that rose to the surface and those dimples, when she smiled. I'm so sorry for your loss, my prayers are with all who loved her. Sincerely,Connie DeMars

Rob, Karyn, and Lanissa,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Micki was a wonderful person who will be missed by many. We attended school together and both worked for the State. I last saw her at a get-together at a mutual friend's home a few years ago. She was bubbly and full of life. I will remember her that way.

Karyn,
I'm so sorry you have lost your mother. Prayers for her peaceful repose are offered. "Let there be light."
Emily (John's sister)

Karyn,

I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I can't imagine how hard this must be. Big hugs from me and Kenny.

I knew Meg from online for the past 4 or 5 years. She was a real class act and gained so much respect from bloggers the world over. I think we all learned a lot from her but what I loved best was her unbridled generosity and compassion for others.

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Rob, Karyn & Lanissa - I knew her as Micki - one of the long time friends. Micki and I worked together in ED&R in the late 1970's. She was a wonderful person. I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. We had so much fun. Recently, we have just exchanged Chirstmas cards and e-mails on her birthday. As most of us will feel - I wish that I had stayed in closer contact. It sounds like her life was full and I know she loved all of you and her grandbabies very much. My prayers are with you.

Michelle will be sadly missed all over the world. I didn't know her personally, but I will always be grateful for what I learned from her. My prayers are with her and her family in this sorrowful time.

I worked with Micki back in the late 70’s. During those days she once convinced me to go with her and first husband Dennis to see an Alice Cooper concert. I was dubious of Alice’s music, but Michelle had a way of convincing me so I went. It was a great time. At the time besides being coworkers we were both fledging guitarists. It’s good to know she never put the guitar down. I never forgot her through all these years and was lucky to have known her.