Michelle-Spahnie-Obituary

Michelle Marie Spahnie

Broadview Heights, Ohio

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MICHELLE MARIE SPAHNIE (nee Spittler), age 40, of Brunswick, died after a brave battle with cancer on Saturday, April 28, 2007. Beloved wife of Brian; loving mother of Morgan and Brian; beloved daughter of Felix and Clare Spittler; cherished daughter-in-law of Amos and Carol Spahnie; dear sister...

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I was in Saoma when Shelly was there, she was based close by and frequently came to visit - invariably cycling from the hills to call on her fellow American Peace Corps colleagues. This typified her nature, gergarious, generous of her time, warm and enthusiastic, always considerate of others. I am sorry to hear that your family is now bereft of her touching grace, humility and humanity. Rest assured her memory is sacred to all whom she touched in many places.

Brian,

I just found out about the loss of your wife. My thoughts and prayers will be lifted up to God in prayer for you and your family.

May Our Blessed Mother watch over you and your children and fill your hearts with her love as she and Michelle watch over you from above.

I was a Peace Corps Volunteer with Shelly in Western Samoa. I'm sorry to hear of her passing at such a young age, and I pray for peace of mind for all who were close to her. God bless.

Brian,
I can not tell you how sorry I was to hear about the passing of your wife. I am truly sorry.I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. I promise that you will get throught it will alot of love and support from your family and friends,I know that they really helped me when my husband died. If you need anything just let me know. Once again I am really sorry.

I enjoyed the time spent in Western Samoa with Shelly, she always had a positive outlook and a smile to share with everyone. I travelled for 9 months with Shelly after Peace Corps, with our backpacks we rode camels in Egypt, trecked the highlands of Thailand, wandered the streets of Katmandu, and she taught me all about the Holy Land (she a better Catholic than I...) I can only say I'm happy to know she touched so many lives all around this wide world. My thoughts and prayers are with you...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Brian -

My sympathies to you and your family. I wish you and your children much peace and the comfort of Shelly's love during this difficult time.

May I extend my deepest sympathy for your loss. I did not know Shelly personally but I work at AG. I loss my husband two years ago so I feel your pain. Please know that the people around you are there to help you through.

Shelly was an absolutely amazing woman who will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family.