Rodney Allen Michaelis

My dear son...I said what I needed to say to you today. Thanks for listening.

I remember when I got engaged to his Dad and he was like "do I have to call you Mom now?? Cuz you are closer to my age than his" and we laughed about that.............it was true too..........He was a good man and will be missed by many. My sincere condolences to ALL who loved and knew him.

I remember when i was babysitting the twins and i dressed them up in matching outfits and took them on there 1st bus ride to copps grocery store on Aberg . they got the biggest kick out of that bus ride lots of giggles and smiles, I really miss those days!!!! And taking all 3 of them 2 Ella's Deli on Johnson street!!!

So sorry to family and friends of the loss of Rodney. I knew him many years ago and used to hang with Robert quite a bit. I hope that in his passing family and friends find peace. I know he had his own struggles and now has the peace he probably sought. Much love to you all. Valarie Northrop (Storley)

Rodney was always the first to stop and help someone or something in need, no matter what the situation was. I've never known anyone who honored friendship and loyalty as much as Rod. If you were lucky enough to be Rod's friend, you know what true friendship is suppose to be. The world would be a much better place if we were more like Rod. We'd be more forgiving, more accepting of other's differenceso, more generous to those who need help, and we would laugh more because of his lightheartedness. I love you Rod, and I wish I was half the friend you were. You are Loved my friend! Jason