Mike Ness

I have so many memories of Mike over the years. Many Street of Dreams tours, Tour de Concourse outings, and Ring Side adventures here in the NW, plus many memories exploring great architecture elsewhere.

I talked to Mike a few hours before he passed, and though he was chipper, it was clear from what he didn't say that he knew he was saying goodbye. For now.

For those of us still here in the game, Mike, we appreciate the happy memories, and we miss you.

Mike
Was a very nice guy, I have fond memories at his house with the gang from our office when it was Barbara Sue Seal, he will be missed.

Mike, you were one of the most knowledgeable Portlander's I have ever met and truly the most charming sales person on the planet. Your true joy for selling real estate was as contageous as your genuine smile in the office. You will be missed.

We go back to the early 70's when I hired you for the Front Desk at The Benson Hotel. To think we would both end up in Real Estate. A funny, impish, delightful creative man what an asset you were to this world. My prayers to your family for your loss.

Lenore Carter

Mike was always there to make me smile and make me feel loved. I treasure our long friendship.
I will miss him.

Job York ( Portland, Oregon)

All my best to Mike's family he will surely be missed by the community

Hi, Mikey--So sorry we lost contact with each other after Sanford crossed over. That still just seems like yesterday. I, too, think of you guys every time I cruise Patton. The memories continue to be rich and full, and your gifts to the community will continue to live on. Rest in peace, and please give Sanford a huge hug for me. With great sympathy to your family and close friends,

RIP Mike, you were a talented, fun, funny kind hearted man, i will miss you. My prayers go out to is family and many friends.

Our thoughts go out to the friends and family. Mike had quite a sense of humor and we will remember him for that. We had good times with Mike and Sanford Director. We think of them every time we come over the hill on Patton Road.

Respectfully Tracy J Blakeslee & Maurice J Cooper