"So sorry to hear of you loss
God be with all of you"
In loving memory of
Michael D. Aubert
September 23, 1975 - July 7, 2016
Mr. Michael D. Aubert, age 40, passed away on Thursday, July 7, 2016 in the arms of his wife Cindy in the comfort of his home.At the time of his passing he was in the hearts of those he loved the most.
Tributes
"Please accept my condolences for your loss. There is no worse pain then losing a loved one to death, many have found comfort in this Bible verse, Isaiah 25:8 which says, that God will swallow up death forever. How wonderful it will be to embrace our loved ones again. The Bible also says that God will wipe away the tears from our eyes and death will be no more, neither mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away (Rev. 21:3, 4). We need not fear death again, for God has promise that it would be abolish forever, and God can not lie, as said in Titus 1:2. May you find comfort in these words and the peace you so much need in theses moments of pain. "
"Mike you where and have been the most influential person in my life besides my parents.I an going to regret the time that has flown by that I did not reach out to you.I love you4 ever and you will always be in my heart.I know your in better hands with god.I also will not be able to know that I took time for granted thinking wet are all going to be here for ever.I miss you so much and havnt seen you in years which I'm going to have to live with. I'm shocked and just completely saddened by this horrific news.Rest in Peace. Thanks for being 1 of very few people in my life that I have looked up to and thanks for shaping me sophomore year to my senior year into the best of the best which you where on every way. Thanks Mike love you and I will miss you. Your friend James Basler."
"Michael was a super special nephew. Whenever we were together, we had a great time, laughing and talking - making memories... His level of energy was off the charts, his kindness, sweetnes, and huge personality lit up every space he was in. I love him, and look forward to seeing him again in heaven."
"Mike we got to live in two different states together as cousins and I have so many memories of the fun we had. I will never forget our treasure chest we buried behind grandpa's tool shed and the night in high school we tore through Burlington in your friends dad's big Mercedes thinking we were all that. I'm so thankful we got together again in May and our kids got to meet. We miss you brother. "