Wednesday, June 2, 2021
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My memory goes back really far with Michelle. When my family moved to Carrolton, Texas from Tulsa, Oklahoma In 1983 I did not know anyone. I met her through her other children on my street. Being a third grader there and her being so nice made it easier. She was my first real friend in Texas.It broke my heart when we had to move to Flower Mound, away from my friend. From fourth grade to high school I would not see her again. One day we were walking in the halls at Marcus high school and we recognized each other! My friend! We continued to stay in touch. After graduation we worked together at the Flower Mound health and athletic center. That is where the laughs were unstoppable. We had a great time. Working with great friends. My best friend work there and I had already set her up with her boyfriend, I figured it was time to enter deuce my first Texas friend to my boyfriend‘s best friend. We had a great group and hung out a whole lot. The guys would grill out, we would watch a lot of TV, tell stories, Talk about our dreams, and be there for each other. None of us were perfect and we were definitely each very unique. Michelle brought joy to our group. She had a contagious laugh. We lost touch over the years but started reconnecting on Facebook. Our most recent connection was over both of our girls being seniors and graduating. We wanted to get the girls together. My youngest graduated and Has a bunny that she snuck into the house, Michelle was very helpful with teaching me about our new furry creature. Our last correspondence was only two weeks ago.
The true kindness that she gave will be the light that continues. This will live on in Jack and Sophia.
Michael and family, I’m sorry I cannot attend her farewell service. My health has worsened. I am sending thoughts and prayers. When you are ready, I would love to see you guys again, and meet your beautiful children.
