In memory of

Mr. Michael Nathaniel Washington

LAS VEGAS

March 20, 1951 - December 8, 2022

Mar 20, 1951 - Dec 8, 2022

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In memory of

Mr. Michael Nathaniel Washington

Passed

December 8, 2022
Born

March 20, 1951
Resided

LAS VEGAS

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A special thank you to Nana (Jacqueline), Shyril & Jesse for their love, support and assistance with laying Dad (MNW) to rest. I just want you all to know how grateful we are (Mom, Michael and Angela).
Thank you 💜💜

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Update from March 27, 2023

In honor of Michael and Donna Washington

Transcendence
A poem by, Angela Washington Petta

The cacophony of emotions, swirling about my mind, heart & soul are leaving me feeling weary & full of dispair.

The transcendence of my parents souls leaves me aware of my raw emotions, but not without care.

Heavy in heart & missing their kind hearts, it is the hardest day of my life, but I too shall continue to live my life with flare.

Mom & Dad are in the light, & though I try with my might, to fight back the tears of my heart that tear.

All that I am, all that I know comes from 46 chromosomes.

Thank you Mom & Dad for the life you blessed me with, your love, your kindness & you always cared.

I miss you both so much.
Love your daughter,
Angela Elizabeth Jacqueline Washington Petta

Update from Dec. 16, 2022

A special thank you to Mrs. Gina Jacoby Clements for her thoughtful gift and donation to a living memorial for Michael Washington. Your kindness is greatly appreciated.

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Space, the final frontier. These are the continuing memories of Michael Nathaniel Washington. He was a husband, father, son, brother and true friend.

His avid love for astronomy and Star Trek fueled his dream for all mankind to love one another.

He loved Yosemite and Sequoia for their tranquility and to commune with nature.

He loved cartoons, especially ones that included some of his favorite classical pieces of music such as "The 9th Symphony by …

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