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Jeff Ingraca
October 15, 2007
Dear Margie,
I heard just yesterday from my sister Becky about your loss. My heart goes out to you...we lost both of our parents this year.
My thoughts have turned to you many times over the years.
I hope you are as happy and well as you can be. I found a lot of strength and depth of character in my kids earlier this year and it helped me through a tough time. I wish you the same blessing.
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Mike in May 2007 at Luke's ballgame (grandson)
October 2, 2007
Michele Wiley
September 30, 2007
Margie & Family:
Please accept my most heartfelt sympathy during this difficult time.
Having had the honor of serving as Mike’s Assistant at ACS, I know that the world has lost a brilliant mind as well as a devoted and loving husband and father. I also know that many communities are a far better place to live because of Mike’s longstanding dedication to public service. We thank you for sharing him with us.
Although we didn’t know each other at the time, I was in the Virgin Islands at the same time he was with Atlantic. I fondly remember our many conversations about life in the islands, and our mutual passion of sailing and diving. I also recall the times that he would be sipping his tea and looking out of his office window towards Cook Inlet, wishing he was with you aboard Sadie.
I will always be grateful for all that I learned from Mike about the financial world that he knew so well. And while words of sympathy and condolences cannot begin to ease your sorrow, please take comfort in the fact that Mike will live on in the hearts of everyone that knew and loved him.
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