Michael Leo Dunbar

Dear Francesca and Sabrina,
We are so tremendously sorry to hear of your loss. We just learned today that Mike had passed away in June. Please accept our deepest condolences. We always enjoyed seeing him and chatting when he was out for his walk and we for ours.
And Sabrina, we still remember the wonderful cookies and the drawing you brought us way back when!

With Warmth,
Betsy and Art

Mike was an active member of the UCSF Survivors/Thrivers support group and I met him when I joined, he was my peer match. From that close knit group, we were able to chat weekly. I appreciated his even-keeled wisdom, but not as much as sneaking him out of the house and assisted living for coffee and mints. He will be sorely missed as a member of the group, and my Bay Area shenanigans.

I have may wonderful memories traveling for business with Michael. The most memorable was our visit the US Ambassador's house in London. We were exhibiting at DSEI, and we received the invite to a cocktail reception. Michael's quick wit and dry humor makes me smile to this day. He could alleviate any bad situation with a sarcastic comment or observation that would make things better, at least temporary. I will miss Michael; he was a delightful person.

I have fond memories from both his professional and social life. He was always a true gentleman.

Dear Francesca and Sabrina, our hearts go out to you. We have fond memories of game nights together. We will keep those memories close to our hearts. Please know that we are thinking of you. With love, the Colello family

Francesca and Sabrina, the Kennedy family is so sorry for your loss. Michael was a great human being will be deeply missed.