Michael (Mick) Barney Myers

With heavy hearts we regrettably share that Michael Barney Myers, affectionately known as "Mick," passed away on May 8, 2024. Born on November 19,1974 to Jack and Debe Myers, in Gaithersburg, MD, Mick will be remembered for his infectious spirit, humor and generosity.

Mick's memory is kept alive by his loving wife, Megan, his cherished children, Mackenna (21,) Caroline (21,) and Morgan (6,) as well as his father Jack (Laura,) mother Debe (John,) sisters Casey, Colleen, Katie, and brother Matthew along with his extended family, and a host of cousins, friends, colleagues and teammates. The warmth, humor, love, and joy he brought to life will be deeply missed, but the memories he created will be a comfort to those who knew him.

As a teenager Mickey excelled in sports where he made lifelong friendships. He graduated from Gaithersburg High School in 1993. While there, Mickey was the running back for the 1992 4A State Football Champions. Later that same year, he was the catcher on the 1993 State 4A Runner-Up Baseball Team. He was drafted out of high school by the Florida Marlins, but chose the collegiate route instead, attending DeSales University. He was the 1993 member of the prestigious Cape Cod League, Brewster Whitecaps.

At DeSales, Mickey was all conference on the 1996 and 1997 Baseball Team. He holds the highest lifetime batting average of .406 and 1996 season record of .429. He was among the top ten in all hitting categories after only two seasons at DeSales. In 1996, Mickey was drafted again by the New York Yankees. After the 1997 season, he signed with the Seattle Mariners of the Midwest High A League.

He graduated from DeSales University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Sports Management in 1998. After college, he excelled in medical sales and was a high performer within the medical device and diagnostic industry. He was a seven-time President's Club Winner and 3-time Rookie of the Year winner.

Mick was a dedicated leader, fiercely committed to the people he worked with. At the time of his passing he had reached the Vice President/ Director position.

Over the years, Mick enjoyed being a member of several wooden bat baseball organizations including the Orioles (22 years and up) and the Braves (35 years and up). In 2021, he was voted MVP in the Baseball Amateur World Series. In 2023 his 35 and up team won the national World series.

Mick was a fierce competitor and friend. He loved to make people laugh and smile with his colorful stories and great sense of humor. He cared deeply about the people he loved and had a very generous heart. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

The Memorial Mass will be held Friday, June 7,2024 at 10:30 am at St Mary's Catholic Church located at 109 Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis, Md.

The family requests that those who wish to express their sympathy consider donating to the educational fund for his youngest daughter Morgan (6).

Make donations to the Maryland 529 account for Morgan Myers www.ugift529.com (ugift code: M9T-W23)