Michael Siegel

As Michaels Closest neighbour whilst he was living in Roseleigh Close, I found him to be a good friend, we had many chats about was needed in and around our apartments and on a few occasions shared a few drinks in company with other close neighbours, all of whom had good relationships with Michael. He was a very hard working and diligent employee for Sky, which I can confirm as in the past months of Covid resulting in his working from home,I would see him at his desk in the front window head down and getting on with the job. I would like to send my deepest condolences to his family and friends in the USA and say his passing was all too sudden and has robbed everyone who new him of a very charming man and friend. Stephen Farnham

Donation sent to Isle of Skye Rescue.

Michael, thank you for brightening all of our lives. We miss you very much. Ruth, Simon, Alexandra, Joe, and Oscar.

We had the privilege of Michael visiting our café (The Retreat Kitchen) in Richmond on a regular basis. We counted him not just as a customer but as a friend. He supported us during lockdown and it was always a great delight when he came in and ordered Chickpea Omelette, pancakes and a smoothie. He was never in a hurry just wanted to chill. The world is a sadder place because he is no longer in it. RIP Michael. Serving a chickpea omelette now will never be the same now we know we will not see you again.

I've recently met Mike, and bonded while finishing last couple of routes in the Cheddar Gorge. Ended up hanging out together for the rest of the day. Not sure how he was with other people, but we managed to talk about a lot of personal stuff, life, relationships. Which rarely, if at all, happens to me in London or anywhere else. Anyways, it's all just said. He was too young. Many blessings and plenty of power to the parents and family!