Rest In Peace Michael! Always spoke and greeted me at the Customer Counter whenever I stopped in even after I retired!

Prayers to you and all of your family!

We will always remember Mike for his great smile and great sense of humor. We were glad to have the opportunity to know and spend time with him. We have wonderful memories of a Thanksgiving dinner that we spent with Mike and his family back in 2017. We'll all miss Mike and we express our deepest condolences to his family. He will always stay in our hearts. -Family Mandic

mike and I didn't get together very often ,mainly at the Westlake reunions but he always treated me like I was his long lost best friend. he will be missed.

Mike touched lives and never new what he done always for the best. He will be miss by all most of all by the ones that didn't get to visit and spend time. I never seen him not in a great mood no matter what. He can now catch up with all the friends and most of all family that has gone before him and waiting on the rest of us . GOD BLESS Joe Clark UCC

When I married Mike's sister Patricia, I did not know I was also getting a new best friend. Mike and I spent a lot of time together mostly in the outdoors. He will be with me forever.

Just a few of the many things that I will miss sharing with brother Mike,is drinking warm beer, eating good food, talking about stocks and listening to him play his harmonica far too long!Miss you so much already big brother Mike!

Brother Nick

I worked with Mike at UPS, he would often joke he could make a preacher cuss. I saw him do it. A funny man in many ways. He will be missed and was loved by many.

As many have stated and experienced, the Rayman family was like a second family. A testament to the head of that family, Mike. You never knew what mood he was going to be in. But if he liked you, you were welcome there. I remember going over there in HS and Dave wasn’t home but I was welcome to hang out there anyway. Too many memories to list. But one comes to mind of Mike offering up his proudly found discounted ‘Duff’ beer warm off the back of his truck a day after us boys returned from a camping beer binger. We all needed water and we were drinking warm dank beer in the front yard of Gumwood court. We’d wait for Mike to look the other way and pour half the beer out! RIP Mike! He was loved and will be missed. They don’t make them like that anymore!-Chad Cox

Where to start, The Rayman family was my second family . I will miss the man who dug gum out of my hair because Sarah and I thought it was a good idea for me go try to catch her gum from her mouth into mine while she was on the top bunk and I on the floor, the man who’s wiper fluid shot sideways and when we pulled up next to people it would go in their car and we thought that was so funny . Mike meant so much to me and I will miss him dearly .