Michael Francis Wiese

Mike and I met my junior year at ASU. We shared the same birthday and then a house as roomies my senior year. I always felt an affinity with him, almost like a brother, which was probably all about his kind and gentle personality. We lost touch over the years but occasionally would reconnect. I feel blessed to have had some contact with his sweet soul again here and there in the last few years. I know what a loss the world experiences at his parting and I imagine the loss his family is feeling as time marches on in his absence. I’m grateful to have known Mike and I am sending his family much love and comfort.

Just heard Mike passed. I had the opportunity to work with Mike on occasion. Great dude! My condolences.

Meet you in heaven someday,cousin. Your heart is so big, your life was so full. I’m sending prayers for your loved ones.

Mike made those of us from Texas welcome to Wiese Wednesdays. He loved those nights and the food. What a joy he was to know. God bless you, Leslyn and the kids.

A great guy. Loved those potlucks and the help with the feral cats. Happy trails.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

The biggest truth I can say about Mike, is before the internet. He was his friends Google.
Some where some way, He had been there and don’t that in his travels and could help you out in person or on the phone to help you fix any jam you could find yourself in. Had it not been for his help with College Algebra I could of never graduated college. He proved himself over and over and over as a father and even now I still wonder what would Mike and Leslyn do?

He will be missed.,,

His spirit lives on in every thing around us.

I never met the man, but I’ve done yoga with his wife. This is probably one of the best obituaries I have ever read. Mike and I were born just four days apart and I can tell from all I have learned from him on Facebook, that we would’ve been great friends. My heart goes out to his big and beautiful family. I am grateful for the way they shared his life and death experience with such transparency and grace.