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Alex Hathcock
March 23, 2006
Mike, Mike, Mike! Where do I start? You were one of the few, true heros. Thanks for sharing your life with us! We all miss you man.
This is your captain signing off for now, Alex & Tami
Lavonne Compton
March 9, 2006
Mike,
What great fun we had in Vegas, Mike and his Harem of girls (Deb, Cathy, Rhonda, myself and whoever wanted to go) going downtown to teach us how to play the tables. Won't be the same without you but you will be with us all the time. Thanks for being such a great friend to Deb, she loved you very much. "Mom"
Cathy Kelley
March 8, 2006
Mike,
In a world of what about me people, you were never like that. You were always there to lend an ear, doller or whatever someone needed. You'll always be in my heart. This year in Vegas is going to be the all about Hillster year! I know I won't be able to call and give you updates but I think you'll hear me anyway!
Love Always, Cathy
Debbie Compton
March 6, 2006
Hillster
You are one of the world’s greatest treasures and I’m so thankful that I was blessed with your friendship and love. I will miss you Hillster very much and will continue to live my life with you in my heart forever!
Love ya sweetie!
Debbie
Niki Harris
March 5, 2006
To a man of few words and not enough time, there is a big hug coming your way from all the people you touched along the way.
Your passion for life and your thought provoking conversations brought so much happiness to my friend Mary and for that I thank you. Everbody should be so lucky to have somebody like you to love and be loved by.
Autumn Miller
March 4, 2006
Mike, thank you for being a huge part of my life. I would not be the person I am today without you.
Autumn
Michele McAfee
March 2, 2006
Mike,
Thank you for sharing your warm humor and insights into the science and nature of life. I will forever appreciate your independent, open and intelligent mind. Thank you for being a loving and giving boyfriend to Mary. You are loved and will be missed!
Mike Champlin
March 2, 2006
Mike, we have had alot of good times over the last few years I got to know you. Playing pool at the Time Out on Saturdays when you took me under your wing to teach me how to play and getting to play with you in Vegas are just a couple of the many things i will never forget. But what I will always remember most is the knowledge you shared and the friendship you provided. For that I thank you. You will truly be missed.
Mike
March 2, 2006
Mike,
We will take care of your Mary over here at IGC. She loved your dearly man and talked about you ALL the time. Forever in her heart you are; and when you are united again she is going to talk you ear off from the joy of being with your spirit and soul again.
Gary (IGC)
Anna Palmer
March 2, 2006
To Mary and the Hill family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I worked with Mike when I first started at Honeywell in the 80's. He was a quiet man but definitely wild (in a quiet way) about his passions. You could always count on that smile that seemed to indicate that he knew something that no one else did. Even though I haven't seen him in a few years, he will always be part of my Honeywell memories when I think about all the wonderful people that have made it so memorable. God Bless.
Anna
Mary Orr
March 2, 2006
Dear Sweet Mike,
My LOVE for you will live FOREVER in my Heart. It will be there every day and will NEVER fade away!
Rest well my baby...
XXOO,
Mary
Ann & Bill Rogers
March 2, 2006
We shared lunch with Mike at the LRF conference last year in Scottsdale.
He was a fine young man, and the MCL group will miss his contributions.
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