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Michael M. Thurmond, 59, of Atlanta, died December 17, 2009. He was survived by his wife, Roseann Perlis Thurmond; daughter, Devon Thurmond; and his beloved pets, Lucy and Simba.
Contributions may be made, in his memory, to the ALS Foundation, 1955 Cliff Valley Way, Suite 116, Atlanta, GA 30329 or Boston Terrier Rescue of North Carolina c/o E. Myers, 5403 Forest Oaks Dr, Greensboro, NC 27406.
Published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Dec. 18, 2009
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Diane Kristine Liggett
Really sorry to hear this about Mike. he was a very nice young man back at Ramhi. My father died of this ALS 32 years ago, at the age of 56. It''s a terrible disease. Rest in Peace, sweet soul. God bless you. <3<3<3
Kathy Shonts (Phelps)
I'm so sad to hear of Mike's passing. It's hard to think of him suffering from ALS. We dated for a little while in our senior year, when he and Anita York were "on a break". But Mike decided he liked Anita better, so that was that! I think he made a good choice. 😌 Rest in peace, Mike, and thanks for the fun dates and good memories.
Jack Walter Rice
Mike and I were very good friends in Junior High and High School. I took camping trips with his family and spent a fair amount of time with them. I went in the service soon after high school and Mike was off to be a corporate banker. We lost track of each other and unfortunately we never connected again. I tried to find him several times with no success. He was one of those people I always wanted to see at reunions and he never came. He was always a sincere guy and a good friend. ALS is a devastating disease that deeply impacts family and friends. I’m so sorry to hear he had to deal with it. RIP old friend.
Mary Walters
Such sad news- always liked Mike and was hoping to see him this weekend!
Anita Carol York (Fisher)
i was so sad finding out that Mike is no longer with us. He was my first love and we were together in high school for 2 years. I last saw him in 1997 when he was here visiting his mom. I was looking forward to seeing him but I guess that will be in another time.