Michael Edmond Pelletier

Michael Edmond Pelletier
Michael, your wings were ready to take you home, but our hearts were not.
He was a man so full of love, laughter, and kindness. Always finding a way to make you laugh and smile, possibly even make you cry because Michael had a specialty:
"To always make sure his loved ones know just how important they are to him, and to remind you of just how special you are.
Michael Edmond Pelletier, age 64, of Spring Hill Florida, passed away on September 9™ 2023, at 1:30 P.M., in Spring Hill Hospital. Michael was born in Fall River, Massachusetts on September 21, 1959 and was the son of Donald and Lucille Pelletier. Michael moved here in 2006 to be with his mother and grandmother. Michael is predeceased by his father, Donald Pelletier;
Grandmother, Claudia Thibault, and younger brother, Steve Pelletier. Michael is survived by his mother, Lucille Pelletier; two brothers, Donald Pelletier and Chris Pelletier; a sister, Liane Verville, and one very special sister-in-law who is much like a sister, Linda Pelletier, wife of late brother Steve Pelletier; daughter, Nicole Pelletier; son, Michael Pelletier; granddaughter, Sophie; grandson, Wyatt, multiple nieces and nephews, multiple cousins, and many friends new, old, near and far.
Mike worked many years in the union with his brothers as professional bridge painters. The very first bridge he painted was the Tobin Bridge and the last was the Gold Star Bridge. If you knew Mike, you would understand how much pride he took in his career. Although, he soaked up all of his retirement days in Florida under the sun.
Mike was a man of many words and many stories, but the best thing about him was that he was real, he was honest, he was human. Mike never Judged anyone because he knew no one was perfect. Mike lived a fun, fast life. He never slowed down unless he was driving; that's the only time he went slow. He lived with pain, and he would still mow lawns, clean/brush his pool, wash his truck, blow down th driveway, or shop on QVC. Through it all, the most important thing to Mike was family and close friends. He had all that and more. When he passed, he truly had so much love and a pure peace that surrounded him.