Condolence: Thank you, Michael, for your service to our country.

Condolence: Mike, you will be missed so much across the world. You were a great colleague, always professional yet a sense of humour to go along with it! I'll miss the car chat in particular! I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. RIP Mike.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers go out to you Mike, to your family and especially to your daughters during this difficult time. Mike I always remember your smile and positive nature when we were in school. You were fun. May the Lord surround your family with peace and strength. See ya later Mike....

Condolence: Our hearts & prayers are with your family during this difficult time. Mike was a great guy. Our paths crossed briefly in the early 90's when he did some consulting work for us. May God's perfect peace comfort you in your sorrow.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My husband and I were both Professors who taugh Information Systems classes to Mike at Univeristy of Houston. We kept in touch with him infrequently over the years. He was a very special guy, always a joy in the classroom - full of fun comments and unique perspectives. Other students appreciated his marturity and his insights, as did we. We are happy that we were a small part of Mikie's life and are so saddened by this loss. We hope you are comforted by many wonderful memories of your times together.

Condolence: Dear Monroe and Pat,

Condolence: Mike was one of the nicest neighbors we have had. We grew to be great friends with him, family and the girls.
We visited with Mike often up until his last days. He will be truly missed. My children loved Mr. Mike and will miss him dearly.

Condolence: I am so saddened by the news of Mike's passing. He was a good friend and work associate for a number a years. Mike was such a great person, always positive, always willing to lend a hand, liked and respected by those who knew him. He will be missed.

Condolence: Mike gave me my first Hot Rod experience. Being the younger brother of his buddy, I always seemed to be hangin' around. One day while sittinng in the yard, up pulled Mike with that green road runner. While we waited for my brother, he told me about the car and offered a ride. And boy was it. Smoking tires int he circle in front of my house as my mom pulled up. He was laughing, I was laughing. Neither Mike or I faired too well from that experience, but it was a memory. He treated me wiith respect even though I was the little brother. So long Mike. I appreciate our time together.

Condolence: Mike and I were very good friends in High School. We were also scuba diving buddies, diving in Lake Travis. There is an old Ford Pinto sunk off of Windy Point in the late 70's. We found it one day and decided to "autograph" by scratching our names in it. Well buddy the old Pinto remains. Not in its former glory but it i sstill there. From this day forward I will think of us each time I see it. Alan