Michael Weed Obituary

I worked with Mike at USAA for 15 years, he was always jovial and full of life. I can still hear his deep voice and distinct funny laugh - it makes me smile and warms my heart. I now live in the DC area, but was able to attend his service - which was as beautiful as he was. All who attended loved him dearly. My condolences to his family and friends, especially to Kendra, whom he adored completely.

I will miss you, but will always have fond memories of you. Heaven has a fabulous new drummer!

Elaine Tilton (AKA - Elaine Reese)

I worked with Mike for many years at USAA, I remember his smile and his laugh. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Wow, what a tragic loss of a wonderful being!
Mike and I were very close in our teens and twenties. We shared many common interests, including music, gaming, rock climbing, science fiction, art, etc.
Mike was a master strategist, and just about unbeatable at the many games he turned me on to, including Cribbage, Dungeons and Dragons, Nightime glow-in-the-dark suicide frisbee, etc...His love of gaming was infectious, and he even designed and created his own games! This rubbed off on me, and to this day I still create hand-made gameboards in my spare time.
I shared my interest in art with Mike, even loaning-out my paint set and all of my brushes for his experimentation (see photo).
Back when we could still get away with it, we would freestyle climb in The Garden Of The Gods, with Mike's long limbs giving him a huge advantage. We watched fireworks all around us from the top of Grayrock one July 4th with other friends, and somehow climbed down in the dark, a true miracle!
Mike's love of music was incredible! We made weekly trips to "Recycle Records" in downtown C.S., and Mike's vinyl collection quickly grew to over 500 albums! He loved to play D.J. in his music room when he wasn't pounding the drum set. His parents Martha and Cecil must be saints to put up with all of that noise, but I and our friends loved every minute of it!
I was honored to be a groomsman at Mike's wedding. It was Mike's father who convinced us jokers to fill the honeymoonmobile with weeds! (Sorry for calling you out Mr. Weed! Love You :)
Mike, you will truly be missed! I will see you in heaven...save me a seat at the gaming table my brother!

I worked with Mike and I was a student in one of his insurance classes, he was a passionate and energetic teacher. I passed because Mike was a great instructor! Deepest sympathy and prayers to his family.

So sorry to hear of your loss. The world lost a really nice guy way too early.

I am just devastated to learn of Mike's passing. I worked for him for several years and not only was he my friend, but he was a mentor and a person I greatly respected. I just moved to Arizona or I would be there to pay my respects. God Bless you Mike.

Mike had a great sense of humor and was very intellegent. I can't believe he has passed so soon. Just an overall good guy. God Bless.

Sending my deepest sympathy, so sorry for your loss.

I'm so sorry for your loss. You all are in my prayers. Mike and I worked together for a while at USAA and was always there for me...we even won a pool tournament! He was always smiling and had an great laugh..He will be greatly missed.....

So sorry to hear of your loss. Sending warm thoughts and prayers.

I met Mike over 20 years ago and saw him at USAA when I worked there. Such a nice guy with a love of music. RIP MIke

I am so sorry to hear of cousin Michaels passing. I did not get to see Michael much, me in South Carolina and him in Colorado but I am so shocked to hear of his passing. I wish I had known earlier. Prayers and comfort to all.

May God bless your family in their time of loss.

My heart is very heavy hearing of Mike's passing. I have so many wonderful memories of working together at USAA. I can still hear his laugh and it makes me smile. You will be missed Mike! Laura, Kendra and Mr. Weed I am sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you.

So sorry to here this. Healing energy to your friends and family.

I am so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. We worked together for many years at USAA and I will always have fond memories of his many adventures.

My prayers are with his family and loved ones.

I was shocked to hear about Mike's passing. My thoughts ar4e with his family during this time. I am afraid I cannot make the service. He was entirely too young.

Laura and Kendra,
Again, words can't express my heartfelt sadness for your loss. I pray that you will find comfort in time. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers always. Kimberly Y