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Mike at work
Mike Linton
October 5, 2011
Mikee, we miss your stories!
I'm sorry you and your family did not get to enjoy your retirement longer.
September 26, 2011
Mike: We will all miss and remember you, but must of all, you will always be in are hearts.
Your classmate
Dick T
Beth Gramoy
September 25, 2011
Mike, I will always remember you fondly-- you were one of the gang in junior high and high school. But I'll especially remember because you were the only person I knew then that shared the same birthday. You were a pretty great guy then and reading what Mike Healey wrote, appears you became an even greater guy. My deepest sympathies to him, your family, and friends. My sisters knew you then too and both send their heartfelt sympathies as well. Via con Dios, Mike.
Kathy Healey
September 23, 2011
Mikey---we will truly miss you and your goofy laugh. Hubby thought the world of you, and I can see a part of his heart is just missing without you and your treasured friendship. Hope you are up there and enjoying your mom and uncle once again.
Pam Albrecht
September 23, 2011
Mike, so sorry you didn't have the chance to enjoy your retirement.
Thanks for teaching me the ropes at KAI and always calling me "Kid"!
I too enjoyed our talks and hearing about your family and fun times with Healy. Rest in peace Mikey!!
Chris C.
September 23, 2011
Mike, you went too early but judging by the conversations we had about your various experiences, you made the most of everything! Hope to see you again some day.
I. Labadie
September 23, 2011
I'll miss you Mike but I know I'll see you again. I'll never forget the fun talks we had in your cubby-hole room at KAI. You were and are a real stand-up kind of guy. May God bless you and watch over you. Until we can meet again my friend!!!
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