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Myke Childerson
April 8, 2025
Damn this hurts my heart for I never got to look in his eyes and say I´m sorry for me and Michael had lots of run ins throughout life none good as in it was something from childhood we both seemed to have one thing in common hands but all in all nothing but love G I will see you one and hope to shake your hand as a man an say I´m truly sorry nothing but respect rest in peace for heaven, just gained another soldier to watch the gates...........
Jessica welch
December 14, 2024
mike always made me smile and laugh we want to school,hang out alot ...I remember walking with him and he look at me and said u know jess some day I want to have a family ,and we was crying together because we both been through a lot in life,he was always there for me,,,...mike I will forever miss you my dear friend..
Brandy Thebeau
December 12, 2024
My 1st memory of Michael was from 1st grade when I moved to Mulberry Grove. I believe he was in Mrs Greenwood's class. I was in Mrs. Watts. I think I have a couple pictures with Micheal from Mrs.Sheeley's 2nd grade class. One class picture of us all dressed up for Halloween and another was from Grandparent's Day of my grandparents seated in front of Mrs. Sheeley's piano and he was seated at his desk nearby. We last spoke in 2017 when I ran into him and he was always respectful and w well mannered. It's his deep voice that I remember well and that resonates in my mind as I am learning of his departure in life. Michael did lookout for others but Michael didn't have anyone to be as big as him and lookout for him in any of ways he did for others. Those were only the shoes that Michael could fill. It was his gift and we were gifted to have known him. Much love goes up. May you now rest easy my friend.
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