Michael Irving Smith
December 20, 1971 – October 31, 2019
Michael Irving “Mike” Smith, 47, of Owings passed away October 31, 2019. He was born December 20, 1971 in Cheverly, Maryland and raised in Brandywine. He married Christine West on May 13, 2000 and they resided in Owings. He was employed as a project manager for Ross Renovation. Mike enjoyed local sports and loved the Redskins, Capitals and Nationals. He also enjoyed hunting, playing corn hole, golfing, charter boat fishing, and watching his daughters’ soccer games.
Mike is survived by his wife Christine Marie Smith and daughters Amanda L. Smith and Ashley M. Tilch, his mother Edna Thomas, three brothers and two sisters as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his father Charles Leroy Smith.
Visitation
Saturday, November 9, 2019
12 Noon – 1:00 PM
Services
- Memorial Service
Saturday, November 9, 2019
1:00 PM
Interment
- Private
Contributions
American Cancer Society
405 Williams Court, Suite 120
Baltimore, MD 21220
800-227-2345
Condolences
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2 Nov 2019
7:45am
Mike Smith would give someone in need the shirt right off his back! He always had fun and was a friend to anyone he ever met!! I’ll always cherish the times we had together and the memories we made being crazy teenagers!! Wish I could of spent more time together but life took us in different directions! Rest easy my friend!
City
Colonial beach
State
Virginia
2 Nov 2019
10:12am
Mikey was always one of the most loving people I ever met. Even when he was upset he had a smile on his face. If you needed and he had it was yours without question. His laugh was contagious. His smile was like a ray of sunshine. So many countless memories were made together. I am glad we got to be family and friends.. You will always be loved and missed by many. May you rest in peace and comfort. You fault a good fight right up til the end . Much love always
City
Lexington Park
State
Maryland
2 Nov 2019
8:58pm
Our sincere condolences from the Peyton/Mooradian Family. Praying God’s comfort and blessing on the family. If there is anything at all we can do, please dont hesitate to ask.
City
North Beach
State
Maryland
4 Nov 2019
1:31pm
May the comfort of family and friends be your strength now and in the days ahead. May time accomplish what no words can.
City
Huntingtown
State
MD
9 Nov 2019
7:51am
I grew up around the smith guys and the one thing I always said I love how they are smart caring loving funny and just fun to be around plus they all no how to fix things and build things but Mikey was a genuinely good guy he was always there for anything and anyone I was glad and Appreciate it when he came to my husband’s funeral but he always was at every gathering we all will miss him we have so many memories wish we could of had more family get togethers
City
Chesapeake Beach
State
Md
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Mike Smith would give someone in need the shirt right off his back! He always had fun and was a friend to anyone he ever met!! I’ll always cherish the times we had together and the memories we made being crazy teenagers!! Wish I could of spent more time together but life took us in different directions! Rest easy my friend!
Mikey was always one of the most loving people I ever met. Even when he was upset he had a smile on his face. If you needed and he had it was yours without question. His laugh was contagious. His smile was like a ray of sunshine. So many countless memories were made together. I am glad we got to be family and friends.. You will always be loved and missed by many. May you rest in peace and comfort. You fault a good fight right up til the end . Much love always
Our sincere condolences from the Peyton/Mooradian Family. Praying God’s comfort and blessing on the family. If there is anything at all we can do, please dont hesitate to ask.
May the comfort of family and friends be your strength now and in the days ahead. May time accomplish what no words can.
I grew up around the smith guys and the one thing I always said I love how they are smart caring loving funny and just fun to be around plus they all no how to fix things and build things but Mikey was a genuinely good guy he was always there for anything and anyone I was glad and Appreciate it when he came to my husband’s funeral but he always was at every gathering we all will miss him we have so many memories wish we could of had more family get togethers