Birth date: Oct 4, 1961 Death date: Oct 14, 2016
Michael A. Hansen, age 55, passed away suddenly on October 14, 2016. He was born in Muskegon on October 4, 1961 to Garth and Jane (Baxter) Hansen. Mike worked as a Lab Technician for Almond Enterprises. Mike enjoyed gardening, pho Read Obituary
So many memories, and I will cherish them, how thankful I was to have Warper watch out for my family when I was traveling for work, I knew he would protect them for me 😃, And all the times we spent in the garage together, One of the most genuine good hearted people I've ever had the pleasure to call my friend , I will keep you in my heart
I used to pull you and John around in wagons! That's a long time ago! Will never understand but will miss that big smile that always made me smile! Made me think you were up to something! Till we meet again little brother! I love you man!
Mike was an amazing man. This is shocking to hear! I worked with him at almond for almost a year, he was always smiling and joking! He will be greatly missed.
Thoughts and prayers to the Hansen family.
Too many memories over the years. I'd be writing a book! Thanks for adding that "warper" side to my life....it definitely wouldn't have been the same not knowing you.
I'll miss our crazy talks...
Life always on your terms...
Wow! Mike...you will definitely be missed.
John...you know how to get hold of me. I'm always here my brother!!
My heart goes out to Mikes family & friends. Rest in peace Mike.
You always had a way to make me laugh especially when I was down........you will be missed.
I have to share a story being I am in Florida and cannot be there at the service. when we were are kids, growing up in Fruitport, Mike was our paperboy and delivered it to our house on Park Street, on collection day, my dad would always give Mike a tip, (probably a quarter) would pat mike on the head a couple times and say "Thanks Chum" ( a term used back in those old days, lol). Mike went home and told his dad, Old man Vallie ,always tips me, and then calls me a "chump" That story always makes me and my brothers laugh so much.
A few years back Mike worked briefly for me at my heating & cooling business, all was good until we installed a bunch of ductwork in a crawlspace, it was there that I believe Mike decided that heating & cooling wasn't his calling, we parted friends.
Our hearts go out to Mikes mother and brother John, and family, You are all in our prayers, and we are here to help you in any possible way needed.
