In loving memory of
Michael Wayne Monson

• January 08, 1976
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• July 22, 2014

Robyn and Family, my heart weeps for your tragedy; I smile in amazement of the unity of your family. These children have lost a father, but not a family. You are strong!

I am so sorry for for your loss. When Michael was small he always had a smile on his face. I always thought he had the most beautiful skin with that olive complexion that every girl would want. I know your hearts are broken and I understand the intense pain you are experiencing. In January I visited with Michael when he was in the hospital in Louisville and he shared with me about riding the bus every day to take care of Adam and Haley. He said he had to change buses twice. That spoke volumes about his love for his children. He was a loving and devoted Daddy!! He, also, shared with me the condition of his heart. He knew he had a bad heart but he wanted to live for his children. God had other plans for him that we don't like or understand. Hang on to those memories. I know Uncle Bill and Aunt Lou welcomed him with open arms. I can see Aunt Lou putting her hands on his face and saying my angel has come home. Love you, Mary Ann

Michael will be missed my all who knew him, his smile, kindness and love he had for family and friends, he was my best friend, cousin and the little boy I loved when he was little and rubbing Hershey candy on wall, we shared so much through the years, we just needed him here, but God had a calling for him. There will never be a day that passes I want think about him and how much I need to hear his voice and the phone ring. Adam and Haley he was as great dad, and mom both. Lots love Judy

Michael you have fought a hard battle in your life and have so many people that loved you for who you are. You were a wonderful father to your precious children. Now you are in a place of love and peace with no pain, just love of our Lord.
Sarah, Gary, Ashla and Roblyn,it will be the little things that you will remember, the quiet moments, the smiles, the laughter. And although it may seem hard right now, it will be the memories of these little things that help to push away the pain and bring the smiles back again. Share all the little memories with Adam and Hayley so as time passes they learn more about their loving father that is now living with his Lord. Michael will never be forgotten by anyone that knew and loved him, and will live in our hearts always.

Michael will be missed but never forgottenl love you so much Uncle Bill and Aunt Bonnie