To Mike's family;
What a great guy. I have a lot of memories of hanging out with
Mike in Lancaster and in Ocean City. I was very surprised to
hear he was sick and upset when I found out that he had passed
away.
When I think of Mike, the image that comes to mind is one of him
smiling and laughing - that's how I remember Mike.
Again, what a great guy - I will miss him. My thoughts and
prayers are with you and with Mike.
-John Henkel
Dear Klara, Maria & Barbara:
My very deepest sympathy to all of you. It was so good to see
Mike (over at Mary's) this past year and a half after a long
absence. Last summer I was driving down the road and came right
up beside him. Our windows were down and I yelled "Hey Bynes!!"
He looked over and flashed that huge smile of his. I will
forever hold that picture of Michael in my mind. Please know
that many thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Ann Gallagher
To Mikes family,
It was so sad to hear of Mikes passing, it was quite a shock. My
deepest sympathy to all of you.
Mike and I sure had us some times living and working at the
beach. I have so many memories of our antics with the many
friends that came into our lives.
I will always remember him with his big smile and happy
disposition, he will surely be missed.
Bless all of you
sincerely,
Jay Felker
I am so sorry to to hear of your loss. My
deepest sympathies go out to you because losing a loved one is
never easy to endure. No doubt that during this difficult time,
friends and family will be a pillar of support to you. Also know
that Jehovah God is an endless source of strength and power who
can and will sustain you through this loss. Know that he has
promised to "swallow up death forever and wipe tears from all
faces." (Isaiah 25:8) And in the future there will be a time
when "death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry
nor pain be anymore." (Revelation 21:3, 4) Death and suffering
will be things of the distant past. God has promised.
-Jerry
to family, sorry for your troubles,thanks mike
for kindness,frank c enriquez
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Michael
Martin Byrnes, 45, of Lancaster died January 12, 2010 at the Essa
Flory Center of Hospice of Lancaster County after a courageous
battle with lung cancer. Prior to his illness, Michael was
employed as a carpenter at Wohlsen Construction Co.