Michael E. Wachspress

Mike... its hard for me to accept that you are gone. You were one of my good friends and ill miss you greatly. You always had a kind heart and were always willing to help others without expecting anything in return. I never understood how you could help others the way that you did but that is something i admired. The world needs more light/ kindness and you were that spark of light, that spark that made others laugh, that spark that encouraged you to share with others, that spark that showed you cared. Thank you for being my friend Mike Ill miss you greatly brother.

I´m so sorry for your loss. I remember the sleepovers & playing video games at your house when we were little. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

My deepest condolences. Michael & I were childhood best friends. I will always remember playing videos games in the basement, soccer & basketball in the driveway. His sense of humor was very special - it was easy for him to make people around him laugh.
I´ll never forget you Mike. You made my childhood a whole lot better.

We remember Michael as a sweet little boy at ELC. Our deepest sympathy to his family and friends. Frank and Helaine Rybyinski

My very first memory of Michael was in 5th grade at Signal Hill Elementary. We bonded over the normal kid stuff like sports, video games, and getting in trouble with the teacher.

From beyblades, gaga, and call of duty - there's just way too many memories of good times and endless laughter for me to list them all. Regardless of the situation, Michael always kept a sense of humor. And he had the biggest heart too. I love so much bro.
- Ludovic

When we would be on the phone for a couple hours just sharing memories about his dad, sending pictures of his dad dancing or having fun with staff. Meeting up for coffee, and the pineapple that he bought that made him smile. Trying to get him to dance at my 50th birthday party.