In Memory Of Darling Mike: The Christian Widows Support Blog Post

About Darling Mike

Mike Harrell was born June 30, 1951 in Williamson, WV. After coming home from the hospital he went to live with his parents Roy B and Mary Varney Harrell, in Pike County, KY. When the coal mines shut down in 1958, his father moved the family to Virginia, where he started a used auto parts junkyard business. He became a huge Elvis fan from the moment he first came out in the 1950's. This began his lifelong love of music. Mike also loved sports most especially, football, baseball and basketball.

After graduating school in 1972, Mike went to work for his father at the auto junkyard. When his father retired from the business, Mike took it over. In July of 1983 he met Cheryl Mraz Harrell, going on a blind date with her. June 28, 1986, they got married.

Around Memorial Day of 1994, Mike was diagnosed with being legally blind due to undiagnosed diabetes and diagnosed with the diabetes. He was unable to drive anymore and was out on disability. His brother Larry now runs the business.

A dedicated Christian, Mike went home to heaven on March 3, 2009 due to a sudden heart attack. He was my loving husband and I miss him very much.

Mike loved everyone but more importantly, he loved his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved him.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

The Christian Widows Support Blog Post

This is a blog post where widows who are Christians can reply to it and converse back and forth getting support from each other over the loss of their dear husbands. I have seen this done on other blogs and thought I'd try it here. We ask that Widows only please post on here. No offense to any widowers out there but we want this to be a safe place where widows can post without having to worry that men may be out there trolling for dates etc or spammers are posting spam. Spammers posts will be deleted. Thanks so much for understanding. And God Bless! Christian Widows feel free to reply to this post and use it as a forum to get support from and vent your feelings...