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Published by The Trentonian from Sep. 9 to Sep. 10, 2020.

Michael D. Bathurst, 63, passed away on September 1, 2020. Mike was the beloved husband of Susan Griffin Bathurst. They were married for 40 years. He was the son of Clayton and Liliana Bathurst. Mike was born in Udine, Italy and grew up in Yardville, NJ. He spent all of his adult life in Bothell, WA. Mike loved to golf. Mike is survived by his wife, Sue, his father Clayton Bathurst and brothers Roland Bathurst and Christopher Bathurst. He also leaves behind three wonderful children and three grandchildren. Jessica Bathurst and children Matheson, Oakland and Finnick, Stephanie Bathurst and Michael and Angenika Bathurst. Mike moved to the west coast and spent his working years as a Journeyman Electrician with IBEW Local 46. After retiring, he spent many days golfing and enjoying life. Mike will never be forgotten and will always be with us in our hearts. A memorial was held for immediate family.

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September 24, 2020

Michael Pagnani posted to the memorial.

September 13, 2020

Susan Bathurst posted to the memorial.

September 10, 2020

Joe Tiedemann posted to the memorial.

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Michael Pagnani

September 24, 2020

It's easy to say that everyone loved Michael. I was one of many friends that that had the opportunity to know him in High School. He was a free spirit with a kind heart and a infectious Smile. Michael was always honest with people and to himself. Rest in heavenly peace my old friend. My condolences to his family and friends.

Susan Bathurst

September 13, 2020

Joe Tiedemann

September 10, 2020

It was a shocker seeing Mike's name in the paper; that's pretty much why I still buy it, to see who has died that I may know; that and the crossword. I have fond High School memories with Mike. He was a good buddy for a while there then he up and left! That was likely a good decision but he was missed. Time passes and I would think of him, and Sue, and wonder about their life "out west" I would see his Mom and Pop occasionally in Veterans Park and ask but its been years now... i am saddened knowing he is no longer here. If we both lived to be 100, we still may not have seen each other but now that possibility is no longer and for that I mourn. Take care old friend, I'd guess you're playing soccer with your dog in the backyard again, Take care Sue...boys.

Tony Nami

September 10, 2020

I will always remember Mike as my best friend. We had so many good times together as kids from our days in middle and high school! He will be remembered as great friend who loved his parents and siblings. Mike was totally dedicated and in love with his best friend and wife Sue!! In a conversation we had a few months ago he expressed to me how proud he was of his children and their accomplishments. And how awesome it was that he and Sue were grandparents!

He will be missed by all who knew him! RIP

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Joe Tiedemann

September 10, 2020

Mike and I were good buddies in High School. I always liked his mom and dad and am sorry his pop has outlived him; not supposed to go down like that. I remember he and Sue moving west and I'd think about them from time to time wondering how they were going. I was glad to see he had a family. I will miss him even more now that I know seeing him again is not an option... RIP Mike. My condolences Sue.

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