Condolence: Just learned of the passing of your dad. We all know none of us will live forever. But that doesn’t make it any easier. We all miss the ones we love when there’re gone. Joe

Condolence: Just learned of the passing of your dad. We all know none of us will live forever. But that doesn’t make it any easier. We all miss the ones we love when there’re gone Joe

Condolence: To Mike's Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you remember all the good times with your Dad and Mom. Love, Joe and Evelyn Cronin

Condolence: So sorry for your lost.I met your dad once and talked several times by phone,a very very nice man.God Bless

Condolence: Mike and Jeanine, Please accept my condolences on the passing of this great "one of a kind genuine original" gentleman. I had the pleasure of working on several projects with him and noticed that among all his success and ideas he always took time to share what he had, practice random acts of kindness, and be fiercely loyal to his friends. I will miss him and our community will always be very lucky to find individuals like him among our ranks. T.J. Donohue

Condolence: Dear Michael and Family-I have known your Dad for over 40 years and worked with him early on designing and building convalescent homes.My sons David and John also worked with us part time back then.Mike was a very special guy and great to talk with.He will be missed by us all yet there are many pleasant memories to hold.Our thoughts and prayers are with you. John Elpi

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Mike`s passing. My husband and I had a small school called FasTracKids in the building we shared with a Dr , behind the candy store. Also I knew him from a Dr`s office in Simsbury. He was so sad when she became ill and died also. He is now reunited with her and at peace. Pam Majewski

Condolence: I have enjoyed many good conversations with Mike over the years. Our thoughts and prayers are with the familiy. Mark & Brenda Kerr

Condolence: Dear Michael, I was so sorry to read of your father's passing today in the paper. You might remember me as one of Mike's sno-sledding fraternity brothers up at Chet Buck's camp at the summitt. Those days are gone but the memmories of the get-togethers will always be a part of my University remembrances. Hope you are well. Art

Condolence: To Mike's family, We are very sorry to hear about the loss of your father and our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. We have had some past fun times with your mother and father and those memories are precious to us. Love, Joe and Evelyn Cronin, Brockton, Massachusetts

Condolence: Jeanine, Michael, Nord, Just heard of your father's passing. My heart goes out to you all and to the grandkids. Your folks were very dear to both my John, and myself, we go back to a friendship started in the 40's and continued right up to talking to your Dad just a little over a month ago. I knew talking to him then he was not a contented person but I thought it was losing your mother, but I fear he was really sick then. My love to each of you. Love, Connie

Condolence: Andrew Yakemore was a straight shooter and a gentleman. He will be missed. Condolences to his family. Gary and Christina Kevorkian and Family

Condolence: On behalf on the Alumni Board & the entire Brotherhood at Phi Eta Kappa (UMaine-Orono), please allow me to express our sincerest sympathy & condolences. As a side note, I want to let you know we recently acquired Mike's Phi Eta banner from when he was an undergrad, & it now resides in our archives. He was a good man, and we shall miss him.

Condolence: We have know Mike for about 45 years. He was our friend and we will miss him.

Condolence: Yakemore Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Roland, Carol-Ann Salvatore and Family.

Condolence: Mike was a true gentleman and a wonderful person with whom to do business. We opened our shop, Imagine it Framed in 1995 on a handshake. I have often enjoyed his conversations as he made his periodic walks around the property. Not only was he a fine social conversationalist, he was a fun man with whom to have an argument. Disagreements were never unpleasant, and usually had the feeling of a chess match with two participants matching wits. He always had an eye out for something he could "recycle". Many talks began with "Are you planning to use...?" And we would often agree that "they don't make them like that anymore" - that's the way I feel about you Mike. You are missed.