Birth date: Aug 3, 1965 Death date: Nov 7, 2021
Michelle L. Green, age 56, met her Lord and Savior on Sunday, November 7, 2021. She was born on August 3, 1965 to Ronald and Carolyn (Smith) Stewart in Muskegon, MI and has been a lifelong resident. Michelle was a graduate of Oakr Read Obituary
Memories of Michelle we’re always good & kind & positive and a few giggles too. You will be missed. Thought and prayers. Dick & Lois Carter
I have known Michelle since 1977 even though we were freinds we were more like family. Michelle had a heart of gold.
I love you my freind
When we met I was because we both hung around Shelly and soon after we paint became inseparable best friends. I have so many memories that I will cherish for the rest of my life and you will always be a part of that. I remember spending the night at your house and if I wasn’t at your house you were at my house your feet family became my family. I remember one day we were getting ready for school and you said we don’t have to walk to school today my friend Dixie‘s gonna pick us up so I said OK. Then you told me but we have to work for a ride I said do we need to pay her she said no you’ll find out what what we have to do to get a ride. So Dixie picks us up and we get in the car and every window there’s a scraper he said we have to scrape the inside of the windows so she can see so wherever you’re sitting you got a scrape those windows there well of course I had a laugh but you weren’t lying. We’ve had so many memories so much love when you met Scott and then you I said you wanted me to mail them I remember it was my 18th birthday and when you guys showed up I ran out to meet you that was the one that was on Apple Avenue . The very first thing I said to Scott right after you said this is Scott this is Sherry I said I’m gonna tell you right now if you hurt her you’ll have to deal with me and look at thatthat you were married 32 beautiful years two wonderful sons yes every family has problems but the one problem there never is is not enough love . I should really write a book because we should’ve never survived all those years we were a wild and crazy bunch. There aren’t enough words to express how much I loved you so much you changed my life you made me a better person. Rest in heaven my beautiful angel come visit me in my dreams!!!
Oh Auntie were to begin, there is so many great memories that I have over the last 36 years. All I know is that you were not only my aunt but also my second mom. I remember when I was always at your house and you said should I add on a room for you seeing how you spend more time at your house then my own house, all I remember is laughing and saying yes but I need to call my dad and tell him myself. You were taken away from us way to early! My rock is gone and now has her angel wings flying high! My hero not a day goes by that you don't cross my mind and I always hear your voice saying Pamela you better behave yourself. Little do you know Auntie I will always listen even when you think I don't. REST IN PEACE MY BEAUTIFUL AMAZING AUNTIE! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH
