Michael Gilbert

Dear Sharon, You have my deepest sympathies, and I pray Gods comfort and blessings over you and all the family. So sorry, that I couldnt make the service. God be with you and give you His peace that surpasses all understanding.
Judy Smith, San Francisco

Sharon, I am so sorry to hear of the death of your husband, Mike. I remember him from the class reunions when he came with you. I pray God will hold you in the palm of his hands through this trying time and leave you with many happy memories of your years together.

Sharon: So sorry to hear of the death of your husband.

Your classmate

Sharon, we will keep you in our prayers and thoughts. God Bless you and be a comfort to you now and forever.
Russ and Robbie

Sharon, I cannot think of words to say except I am so sorry and can only imagine your grief and that of Mike's children. His faith probably made it easier to understand but no one can make the hurt go away and the loss any less. I am so sorry I never had the chance to meet him but through our friendship of 58 or more years, I felt the love you had for him.
God Bless you and forever hold you in His arms to comfort you.
Your friend,
Pat (Colburn) Cobb

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Memories of Mike will live on in the Long Gray Line and particularly in the USMA Class of 1963. Our sincere prayers are for Mike and the family.

My thoughts and prayers to the safe passage of my cousin Mike, to heaven.
Tim, Joe, Gus and Chris, stay well and enjoy life.
respectfully,
Thomas C. Boor