Condolence: Dear Frost Family, I recently read about the loss of your dear loved one. Although we are not friends acquainted personally, please except my condolences. I am very sorry for your loss. Losing a dear loved one can leave a very empty space in one's life. Please find strength, hope, and comfort in the God of Comfort (2Corinthians 1:3&4).

Condolence: Dear Frost Family, I recently read about the loss of your dear loved one. Although we are not friends acquainted personally, please except my condolences. I am very sorry for your loss. Losing a dear loved one can leave a very empty space in one's life. Please find strength, hope, and comfort in the God of Comfort (2Corinthians 1:3&4).

Condolence: Mike was a volunteer with the Red Cross since the early 1980’s reluctantly retiring in June of 2014 due to his failing health. He was a very dedicated, thoughtful volunteer with a deep sense of integrity and commitment to helping people and the Red Cross. At the time of his retirement he served in leadership and as the North Whidbey Unit Lead and HAM Coordinator ,which at that time was called the Islands Chapter and in 2014 he was awarded a Lifetime Volunteer Achievement award at the Hero’s Gala by then Executive Director, Mike Stamper. He also received an award from the previous Executive Director, Mary Frances Close. Mike was a mentor, friend and confidant to a lot of people- a rare breed of a man. He was an extraordinary group leader as well. He always had a smile for you and was a great joke teller; yet a curiously still, quiet and reserved fellow. The Red Cross is a better place because of his contributions and expertise over the years.

Condolence: Rest In Peace Mike. You always gave more than you took.

Condolence: Mike was one of the best guys I ever had the privilege to work with. He was always quick to lend a hand to anyone that needed it.