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I had the honor of playing hockey with Michael and of being one of his classmates. Words cannot express the joy and laughter he brought our team and our school He will be dearly missed and it a true tragedy to see him go. Mine and my family’s prayers are with you.
-HB, Salt Lake City
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What a tragic end to a beautiful life. Words cannot begin to express our sorrow. Our daughter Samantha was in Michael’s class at Judge and she spoke very highly of him. May your faith see you through these sad times. Hang on to the wonderful memories of your wonderful son and brother.
-MK, Sandy, Utah
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I know the pain
you are going through. I lost my own
son two years ago on November 23.
The pain is overwhelming. Words
cannot take away the pain. My heart
is with you during this sad time.
-GR, Las Vegas |
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My wife and I were very shocked and saddened when we read of Michael’s death last week. It is very hard to be able to say what needs to be said in these situations. We lost a son some years ago and it vies us the knowledge of what one feels like. We have been very appreciative of the attention that George gives us in regard to our medical insurance. When he told us that Michael was going to school here in Logan he seemed happy about the decision to come here and to have this happen is just a very thing to happen. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.
-DJP, Logan, Utah
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I had the honor of teaching Mike while he was a student at Judge Memorial, and it was a pure pleasure to be able to work with him in the classroom. His smile was infectious, and his sense of timing for his witty comments was always impeccable. I will forever remember his laugh and enthusiasm for film. Your family is in my thoughts and I wish you all much strength.
-EP, Salt Lake City
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How I grieve to be sending this message to you, Jane and George. My deepest condolences on the death of your fine son. He was such a bright star and brought so much love and joy to all he encountered. May your faith in God support you and your loved ones at this time of deep despair.
-LH, Salt Lake City
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It broke my heart to see Michael in the paper tonight. I recall him coming into the manor and running up the desk saying he was ‘get his mom to go home.’ It seems like only yesterday when I was working at the manor on the weekends and you would have Michael sitting in the lobby waiting for you to be done with work. Treasure your memories. Love,
-ECD, Woods Cross, Utah
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As parents of a son away at college we can’t imagine what you must be going through. He sounds like a wonderful young man. May God be with you and comfort you during this difficult time. Please know that there are others out there who don’t know you but grieve with you and pray for you.
-West Valley City, Utah
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Our son Tyson was a classmate of Michaels’ and has many fond memories of him during his four years at Judge Memorial High School. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May you find strength and peace during this difficult time.
-Bountiful, Utah
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I was Mike’s counselor at JMHS. I am so very sorry for your loss. I will remember Mike’s sense of humor and how wonderful he was in ‘the classroom’.
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I am so deeply saddened by the news. My heart goes out to all of you. Michael was a great student and I really enjoyed being able to teach him. My prayers are with you all. God Bless.
-Magna, Utah
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Michael was an amazing young man. He brought all of our Judge Memorial community so many laughs and smiles. He will forever live on in our production of “the Classroom”, where his humor touched so many of us. You are in mine and others’ prayers. l loved Mike and the time I was fortunate enough to spend with him. He was a fantastic young man and an irreplaceable friend.
-LA, Washington. DC
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I am so sorry to hear about Michael leaving us so soon. I remember he and Aaron spent many hours hanging out at either of our homes, for Troop 202 scouts and their first Judge (High School) dance. He was always polite and happy-go-lucky. My heart is breaking for your loss. Trust that you and your family are in your prayers.
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