Birth date: Nov 16, 1961 Death date: Jun 17, 2009
Born November 16, 1961 in Atlanta, Georgia; passed away June 17, 2009 in McKinney, Texas. Michael worked many years as a recruiter. He is survived by his loving wife, Dawn Thomason; step-son, Daniel Rhodes; daughter, Courtney Thom Read Obituary
I just heard about Mike's passing this weekend and am shocked. I used to work with Mike and he was a very caring man. He impacted many lives by helping others find jobs and I hope that he finds piece in the lords arms. My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Kim Allan
Mike, my heart breaks to know the Lord has chosen you at such a young age. Mike is someone who opened his home to my family at a time of need. I'll never forget the love you had for your little girl, Courtney. Every day, making her lunch and making sure she had her Crispex cereal. Your family was number one to you. These thoughts and memories will be forever and never forgotten. It is a comfort to know you are at peace with our Lord.
To all Mike's Family and Friends: I am so sorry for your lost. Mike was a wonderful person and co-worker. We worked side by side in recruiting for about 5 years. He was always so helpful to everyone. I am sadden that his life has been cut so short as I truly believe he was such an good person with so much to offer and his absence will leave a void in so many people. Mike is now transitioning to heaven and he will find peace flying with the angels. My condelence and prayers are with you. With fond memories, Pat Sawicki
My condolences to Mike's family. Mike was one of the recruiters I trained with at Resources In Food. He was patient and took time out of his busy schedule to prepare me for my role. I add my prayers to the many going up during this difficult time.
Having worked right next door to Mike for over three years, I can tell you that there wasn't a day that he didn't think and talk about his family, Dawn, Daniel and Courtney. He loved them very much! He also loved being a recruiter because it gave him the opportunity to touch so many lives, and my prayers go out not only to his beloved family but to all of the people whose lives he did touch. We will all miss him very much.
I would like to express my sympathy to Mike's family. I had only known Mike for a short time but I will miss the conversations we had about work and life. I will remember Mike and his family in my prayers.
With compassion and understanding Mike approched the world as if it were his personal challenge. He was a joy and will be missed amongst his colleagues and friends for his daily contribution of wit and insight.
Please accept my condolences. Mike was a gentle man and a pleasure to work with.
It is hard to write just one memory of Mike. The small space allowed is not enough to talk of all the goofy things he used to do at work. He worked as a Recruiter with us for I believe 10 years. He was part of our family and will be missed. The thing about Mike that set him apart from others, he never took life too seriously..didn't let the small stuff pull him down. Always had a good attitude. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
I am so sorry to here about Mike he will always be a great friend i never met Mike but i bet i have spent 3,000 hrs on the phone with him one of the best recriiters i have ever seen he was always there and always answered his phone. You are in heaven my friend. Mark Walton Vice President Golden Corral Corporation
