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Michael John Carpentier, 74, of Manchester, passed away at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital on April 1, 2024, with his wife at his side.
Mike was born on April 30, 1949, in Detroit, Michigan to Eugene and Joan (Goeddeke) Carpentier. Mike married the love of his life, Beverly Ann Parsons, in 1977 in Saline, Michigan. Mike and Beverly met in kindergarten; dated for ten years before marriage and then enjoyed nearly 47 years of marriage. He will be remembered as a man who loved his family, especially spending time with his grandchildren. Mike was a third generation mail carrier and worked as both a carrier and clerk in Saline for over 30 years. Mike loved the out-of-doors, especially Northern Michigan and the U.P. He loved to fish and most especially hike. He was happy when he was outside enjoying nature.
Mike will be missed by his wife, Beverly; his daughter, Christina (Shawn) Henn; siblings, Sue (Fred) Gall, Cathy (George) Rozsa, Shawn (John) Newman, Patrick (Katie) Carpentier, Kevin Carpentier; grandchildren Callie Margaret and Abigail Joan; and many wonderful nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Tim Carpentier.
Memorial contributions are suggested to the Sierra Club. Please leave a message of comfort for Mike’s family or sign his guestbook at www.EinederFuneralHomes.com.
Overcast, with a high of 79 and low of 57 degrees. Overcast in the morning, sunny for the afternoon, patchy rain nearby in the evening, overcast overnight.
Bob was a man of integrity and charity. He will be missed. Rest in peace.
It’s so disappointing when a non-partisan election receives partisan support for a candidate(s). It hasn’t always been this way. I remember the day when no one knew or cared what political party a school board candidate was associated with. Those were the days!
The important notes are that both candidates for Mayor align themselves as Democrats, so no Republican voice will be in the Mayor's Office. Is that a good thing or bad thing?
Both Mark and foreman have never showed their faces at a township meeting in support of their residents. Other communities leaders have.
The Saline Post’s account of the mayor’s coffee hour leaves out important context, and I want to set the record straight.
I was at this event. I have audio of it. You did not ask that direct question. You accused her of saying that she would not attend the meetings. She corrected you in saying that is not at all what she said. You argued back with her that she stated the people had to come to her. That is also not what she said.