Death date: Jul 9, 2018
Michael Jo Mraz, age 63, of Huntersville, died on Monday, July 9, 2018. Michael was the son of the late Donald and Helen Mraz and the husband of Debra Miyakawa Mraz of the home. Born in Painesville, OH, Michael served in the Unit Read Obituary
I am saddened to hear of Mike's passing. Mike always had a smile on his face. His sense of humor was quirky and witty. He was the very best friend a person could ask for. He stood by me through happy, sad, fun and tough times. I consider myself blessed to have Mike as a part of my life. My deepest sympathy to those close to Mike and his family at this very difficult time.
Mike was one of those bigger than life people. He had such a huge heart and was one of the nicest guys that I have ever known.
He would give you the shirt off of his back if he thought you could use it.
We spent countless hours pushing through different projects together over the years at Wachovia. He was a gentleman throughout. While Mike was as kind as could be, he would also stand up for those things he believed in and wouldn't allow either himself or his friends to be walked on. He was a man of character and integrity.
May the Lord bless and comfort your family during this time. I will be keeping you in my prayers.
My heartfelt sympathy and condolences go out to Mike's family and friends. Mike and I never worked together, but we always conversed in passing or at his desk. He always had a kind word and a smile that would brighten my day! He had a great sense of humor and a gentle, caring soul. I can't imagine how hard his unexpected and untimely passing is to his loved ones. May they find comfort in the happy memories of life with Mike. RIP to you Mike; you will be greatly missed!!
Mike was a friend and a kind man. he always had a smile on his face and spread that to everyone he interacted with at LPL. Still can't believe it when I pass his desk at work.
He will be dearly missed. My heartfelt condolences to the family, may you find strength in this tough time.
I worked with Mike for 4 years. I have always been a remote worker (working from Florida), so I was only face-to-face with Mike 1x. But let me tell you all that his personality closed the gap of miles between us. He was helpful, knowledgeable, kind, interesting and interested. I will miss him. My prayers for the family.
Mike was an "old soul" and you felt like you knew him and what he was about instantly. There wasn't one time that I walked away from a conversation with him without lmao'ing. The measure of a person's compassion is their willingness to help without any personal benefit to himself - Mike was the illustration of this. If you had the blessing of meeting Mike, you carry the best of him with you.
Mike was on my team at LPL. VERY nice man, and always helpful. He will be missed....
My deepest condolences and strength to the family.
To Amy and Family
My heart goes out to what you’re going through and I pray that you find peace and understanding of Gods call on your dad Mike.
I speak on behalf of WTP Mike was one of the best Poker Customers the league has seen, he quickly made in impact on anyone that he met and he never seemed to have met a stranger, such a great and loving personality, I have left a seat open in our games this week for you Mike and I’ll see you at the final table.
My heart and prayers go out to your family. Mike was one of the sweetest guys I know at LPL. He was always jovial and always shared a kind word. His desk was a corner desk on my floor and he was the guy that always had a joke to make you smile right when you turned the corner. He was so very supportive during my transition to LPL, while I was learning the Dev teams. He took the time to help me. We were blessed to know him thank you for allowing us to share our thoughts. God bless you and keep you.
