Death and Obituary for Michael Thompson – John Thompson, Mike Thompson Invoice Michael for the period beginning on May 28, 1963 and ending on October 26, 2022, inclusive. On Wednesday, October 26, 2022, Michael J. Thompson, a devoted husband and father, died away at the age of 59.
He was being looked after by family members on both sides at the time of his death. He was raised in Rochester, New York, where his parents, Ann Thompson and John (Mary) Thompson, were then residing. Her son’s parents are them. Michael joined the Army Reserve while he was a student at SUNY Geneseo and gave his country his all. He proudly served his nation. There, he made a number of enduring connections with Marcia (Davidson) Thompson, his future spouse.
Last August, the couple celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary, marking their union for 35 years. They had a happy marriage and reared Collin Thompson, Shaun (Morgan) Thompson, and Emily (Matthew) Battaglia there in Baldwinsville, New York. Sean and Emily are the two youngest, while Colin is the oldest. He was quite relieved to discover that they all made the same decision to pursue college that he did.
Michael, a committed teacher who spent 36 years teaching fifth grade at Roxborough Road Middle School in the North Syracuse Central School District, recently announced his retirement. John, Mike Thompson Michael Tom Thompson, 26 October 2022 28 May 1963 – 26 Oct 2022. On Wednesday, October 26, 2022, Michael J. Thompson, a devoted husband and father, died at the age of 59. His family surrounds him. With his parents, Ann and John (Mary) Thompson, he spent his formative years in Rochester, New York. They gave birth to him.
Michael enlisted to serve his country honorably while attending SUNY Geneseo. He made the acquaintance of Marcia (Davidson) Thompson, his future wife, there. As of late August, the pair had been wed for 35 years. In Baldwinsville, New York, where they also raised their three children, Collin Thompson, Shaun (Morgan) Thompson, and Emily (Matthew) Battaglia, they lived happily ever after. He was quite happy that they all followed in his footsteps and entered the realm of the Dharma Gate. Michael, a committed teacher who spent 36 years teaching fifth grade at Roxborough Road Middle School in the North Syracuse Central School District, recently announced his retirement.
