I got to know Michael through his loving wife Donna , he was one of the most nicest people that you could ever meet , he thought the World of Gia his daughter, he often would ask me about my soccer team, I think that he became a secret Manchester CITY Fan.
It was my honor to be a friend.                            
He will be deeply missed

So sorry to hear about Mike, he was always fun to be around and would make us laugh. Seems like we've lost too many young people that worked at Westvaco. Mike was one of the best.  

So sorry to hear Mike has left us. He was a great guy who loved his family. He will be missed by many.

Mike and I went back a long way. I got to know him when he and I lived in Studley and he worked with my Dad, Louis Williams, in the summer when school was out. We reconnected as adults when we both became residents of King William. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He was a good friend and will be missed by all who knew him.

Mike and l met back in the early 90’s. He was the kindest sweetest man I had ever known. He surprised me and my children once with a trip to Myrtle Beach. We had a good time. I will never forget his words to me when he said “you treat me normal not like a freak due to my cancer”. I learned that day how cancer effected his life. I treasured our time and prayed you were able to beat it.RIP