Michael Terry Lewis

Birth date: Jul 13, 1967 Death date: Jun 23, 2025

Michael Terry Lewis, age 57, passed away suddenly on June 22, 2025, at his home in Dallas, Texas. He was born to Terry Lewis and Jane Howell (then Jane Lewis), on July 13, 1967, in Dallas where he lived most of his life. He suffer Read Obituary

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Adam Johnson

10w ago

in honor of Michael.

Mike was a pretty great boss. He once called to catch up and shoot the breeze. Before we hung up, he let me know that he always appreciated me as his P.E./Assistant PM and we balanced each other out. He joked about how he originally wanted a smart “IBM” person supporting him like in the movies and didn’t expect it to be me at first but given how we became the dynamic duo, he couldn’t ask for better. Mike was a great boss and a great friend that I’ll always miss.

-AJ

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Ireta Angley

18w ago

If this comes on the memory page twice - I'm sorry. It appeared to me like it didn't save.

I worked closely with Mike at Phoenix Construction until I left in 2018. He was a good coworker and great friend. When I went through a separation, he supported me and helped me furnish my apartment.

I have one very fond memory. We often had meetings with project owners and usually drove separately due to our varying schedules. But one time we got to ride together. He had Christian radio playing in his truck and a favorite song/hymn of mine - One Day - came on. I can't hear this song without singing to it. Of course, I started singing. When I realized I wasn't alone, I got embarrassed. I think Mike sensed my embarrassment and started singing with me. We had a brief moment of worship together that was so very sweet.

He called me the end of May 2025 which was the first time we had spoken in a few years. I was so happy to hear from him and to reconnect; I'm just sorry that we didn't have more time to get re-aquainted. I rejoice that his pain is gone, but I'm grieving the loss of a friendship that means so much to me.

Ireta Angley

18w ago

I worked closely with Mike at Phoenix Construction until I left in 2018. He was a good coworker and great friend. When I was going through my separation, he supported me and helped me furnish my apartment.

One of my fondest memories happened when we were working together. We often had meetings with project owners and usually traveled to them separately due to our varying schedule. But one time we got to ride together. He had Christian radio on and a favorite song/hymn of mine came on - One Day. I could never hear that song without singing and of course I started singing. When I realized that I wasn't alone, I got a little embarrassed. Mike sensed my embarrassment and begin singing along with me. We had a brief moment of worship together and I will always treasure the memory.

We hadn't spoken in a few years, but he called me the end of May 2025. I was so happy to hear from him and have the opportunity to reconnect. I'm just sorry that we didn't have more time. I rejoice that his pain has ended, but am grieving the loss of our friendship.

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