Birth date: May 6, 1957 Death date: Dec 12, 2022
Michael K. Houser, age 65, of Elyria passed away December 12, 2022 at his home. Born in Palmyra, PA, he had resided in North Ridgeville for most of his life until moving to Elyria in 2005. Michael worked as a truck driver for ma Read Obituary
Thinking about you all. I am so sorry about Michael and I know you will miss him. He was a very sweet man and I know he loved you all very much! I will always remember his hardy laugh and his warm hugs! Thinking of you all, and sending my love.
My condolences to all of Mike's family. I just found out today of his passing . It was a pleasure working with Mike. One of the first times I met Mike after I started working at Hornish. I bought an old boat. I told Mike I just bought it and as I was talking about it and showing him pictures he kept telling me that he liked to fish. I told him it had a lot of work to be ready to take out. Almost every time I ran into him he would ask if it was ready yet. I promised him we would go fishing when it was done. He would always tease me about it not getting done. I am going to miss Mike very much. Rest in peace my friend.
Condolences to the family of Mike Houser upon hearing of his passing recently. Mike played football for me at North Ridgeville HS. Mike and I were close for a few years and he helped us do yard work on occasion. I'm
sorry we lost touch over the years. Prayers for Mike and his family.
Coach and Sharon Altonen
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Jenna, Jess and Josh - I was so sorry to hear about your dad. Please know you're in my thoughts and prayers. Deb Wentz
My prayers and heartfelt sympathy go out to the family at this time. May all the memories carry you through this difficult time.
To my Dad -
Looking back our childhood was filled with fun and laughter and mostly all three kids driving you mad! My youngest memory of us together would be you laying on the ground and me using you as a jungle gym. I believe the term “tickle torture” come from you! Countless mornings you would wake us up for school in such a good mood making up random funny songs to annoy/ motivate us to get ready. Pretty sure this would make us extremely late, but you never cared as long as we were all laughing and carrying on. As I got older, we use to have our Saturday morning routines. You would pick me up after gymnastics and you would treat me to breakfast, usually at Friendly’s or Hazel’s. Endless summers in the pool. Football! If someone wasn’t coaching or playing, we were talking about football in our house. Per usual I wanted nothing to do with this activity but with time I would always find myself watching and catching up on games so I would have something to contribute during family conversations. We would mostly reminisce about how the Browns took a “L” for the hundredth time and we would laugh and always hope for next year.
Recently you were very excited to plan your future after retirement. You were looking forward to meeting your new grandson, Koa! We had endless convos about what sport he’d play, and you were very optimistic of his future since he had the “Houser” genes.
I’m extremely grateful for all our talks, I love you texts and the endless voicemails I have saved of you jokingly trying to schedule an appointment with me! I’m sad because you had so much life left to live but I know you are forever with me and our family. Send my love to Grandpa, Grandma and Kyle. I love you endlessly!
Your Daughter,
Jessy
