Obituary for Michael K. Kelley
February 19, 1951 - December 22, 2020
Stoughton, Massachusetts
| Age 69
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"Our deepest sympathies to Celia and the whole Kelley family. As I thought about what to write here the text got longer and longer with each passing day. Today I received a note from my cousin's widow Úna. Patrick passed away very suddenly while working on his farm in County Clare, Ireland just about a year ago. I thought words were quite moving and am only switching the name.
"Michael Kevin Kelley - Rest in Peace - May you rest in peace, dear Michael,in that heavenly home above, with the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in His own eternal love. No one knew that morning, What sorrow the day would bring, When a heart of gold stopped beating and we could not do a thing. It isn't what we write or even what we say, It's how we feel inside, As we think of you today, You left us precious memories, that make us laugh and cry, but the love you planted in our hearts, No millionaire can buy. You are not just a memory or part of the past, you are ours to remember as long as life lasts.
College and Lifelong friends - Steve & Cheryl Gill - East Sandwich, MA"
"So sorry to hear the news about Mike. Many fond memories of him while I was growing up and beyond. Best times shooting archery or watching him sing Secret Agent Man at our wedding. Our deepest sympathy to the Kelley family."
"My sincere condolences to Cielia,Jimmy,Midge and all of the entire Family. I'll always remember the great times we had together with Mike in Chelsea vt.and the parties we went to in Stoughton along with Warren Blum. Mike was
A great guy. I will forever remember him until we meet again. Rest in peace my Friend.
God Bless You,
Bobby Smyth"
"Worked with Mike at Huggards and friends longer ,so sorry for his passing he was a great guy . My condolences Celia and family ."
"Rest in peace Mike."
"Our deepest sympathies to Celia, Midge, Jimmy, Judy, Brian and the entire Kelley family. " Majic Man" Mike has been my friend for longer than I can remember. We will miss you very much my friend. But I will always remember the best of times, when we laughed so hard we cried, and worked so hard to help each other. I will look forward to riding shotgun with you in your 57 Chevy when we meet again."
