Charles Pennewell May 17, 2023

KCK POSTAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ,Kansas City ,Kansas

Please accept my condolences in the loss of Mike. He was a dedicated employee. Chuck Pennewell KCK Postmaster ( Retired )

Wayne Howlett May 18, 2023

Friend ,KANSAS CITY ,Kansas

Saddened by your passing old friend. At least your worldly body is free if pain and suffering. Fly high and RIP Mike ??????

Rebecca Howlett May 18, 2023

Next door neighbor ,Kansas City ,Kansas

I have such fond memories of growing up next door to Mike and Cheryl, including playing in the pool and interacting with their many cats and chow chow. My dearest memories with Mike involved our playful “war of the dandelions.” Mike and Cheryl always had the most beautiful yard with well-maintained flowers. One of my favorite pastimes was to frolic thru the dandelions and kick them to release the seeds into Mike’s yard while he yelled after me “You little twerp!” I will always cherish these memories of Mike. Rest in peace. My condolences to the family.

Dave Murrill May 18, 2023

Friend ,Mission ,Kansas

Sorry to hear of Mike’s passing. We worked at HD Lee before a large group of us left there for the post office. We played softball one year I believe at the racquet club. I appreciated his sense of humor. Glad to have known him.

Kevin Howlett May 18, 2023

Friend ,Kansas City ,Kansas

Prayers for all. Mike and family were all longtime neighbors. They were like family to my family! RIP Mike, you will be missed and thought of often. God Bless! ????

Bernadette Kovac Tomasic May 23, 2023

Cheryl The Kovac family is so sorry for the loss of Mike. He was quite the mailman for the "hill." Mom & him would joke & laugh when he delivered the mail. Now they are both upstairs joking & laughing!!! You are in our thoughts & prayers. Bernadette, Teresa & the rest of the Kovac family

Rosie Howlett May 30, 2023

Neighbor and friend ,Garland ,Kansas

To Cheryl, Kim, Sierra, and to all who loved Mike: Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of Mike. He was such a hard worker and loyal friend. I used to kid him that he didn't know how to take a vacation from work. He was always "puttering" around the yard, house, or vehicles. He loved his Strawberry Hill postal route and they loved him back. As neighbors, my daughter, Becky, would always call on Mike and Cheryl for some fundraising campaign for her Catholic school. Mike would always complain, "Here she comes again!" He never failed to contribute. Rest, finally now, Mike, in the arms of Our Lord, good and faithful servant.