Michael L. Hoffman

Sadly just realized Mike had passed in December... went to wish him a happy birthday today didn´t realize until another friend told me that it was a heavenly birthday.
Grew up in the neighborhood with Mike and the family in the early 1960s in Engleville with Mike and his family.

I´ve lost contact over the years, but about five years ago reconnected on media had been really busy myself, when I realized that we hadn´t messaged each other for a while.

Sincere condolences to the entire family! So very sorry for your loss.

Mike was a great guy and will be missed!

I remember the sledding down the big hills at the Angstadt farm.....Mike always wanted to go fast and faster (a little scary really), but fun with the cousins, Eddie, Gerry, Danny.....and then Grandmom A always warmed us up by the woodstove......we were WET and cold. Cousin, Deb

When I was 17 years old, I lost my drivers license for a month. I was riding my bicycle home one night from Boyertown and had a bad accident and destroyed the bike. My face was bloody so I started walking home which would´ve been about a 5 mile walk Mike came upon me walking with a bloody T-shirt wrapped around my face And asked me if I needed a ride. He took me home. I will never forget that kind generous thing he had done for me.

Mike hired me as a bowmaker at Sheerlund. That job was a lot of fun even though it only lasted a short time. I enjoyed working with him. He was a great guy.

Mike was a great neighbor and friend! He made me laugh all the while scratching my head at the same time. Never a dull moment with Mike. Loved that about him. You will be missed!

I remember playing football in Granmom's yard in a foot of snow with Michael and his brothers and my brothers. Lots of other memories growing up in that big Angstsdt clan. Gerry Yanos, cousin

I worked with Michael for a few years. A true gentleman in every sense of the word. RIP.
Sincerest Condolences to his much loved Daughter.