Michael Goudy of Allegan passed away Thursday, December 22, 2022 in Holland. Mike was born July 17, 1954 in Plainwell the son of Lester ‘Sam’ and Patricia (MacDonald) Goudy.
He was an Otsego High School graduated and had served his country in the Marines.
Mike worked for Parker Hannifin for 38 years.
Surviving are his children, Jamie Moss, Jesse Goudy and Jessica Wilson; 4 grandchildren; his sister, Vicki Martin; his nieces and nephews, Leslie Todd, Nikki Gomber, Ammie Coburn, Rhonda Gorton, Doug DePauw and Robby Doubblestien. He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister Susan Gomber.
Cremation has taken place and no services are planned.
Messages of condolence may be posted at www.WinkelFuneralHome.com.
Ken & Chris Anson
Jessica and all of Mikes loved ones
We’re so sad to hear this. We knew Mike from work and from your friendship with our daughter. He was a really good guy.
We loved how protective he was of you kids when you had an overnight get together, a dad that really loved and cared.
All of you are in are thoughts and prayers.
Edward Brown
Always enjoyed working with Mike.
REST IN PEACE
Calvin Adrianson
He was a good person to work with he will be missed a lot by a lot of his co-workers. I will pray for his Family hope to get through these tough times.
Nancy Oberlin
My most sincere condolences to Mikes family and friends. Mike and my brother Jeff were close friends in High School. He was like another brother to me. I was blessed to know him. Mike & Jeff always worked on my car together so that I could stay safe. He was one of the best. Till we meet again.
Vicki Martin
Dear Jamie,Jessica and Jesse, I will miss my brother with all my heart..And I know that he loved his children with all of his heart. So very sorry for your loss but we know he is Gods loving hands now and at peace. Love Aunt Vicki
Phyllis Geurink
I’m so sorry to hear of Mike passing away. Met him when he worked at gas station many years ago. I hope you have peace in heart and mind some time soon!! Know it will be hard!!!
Leslie Giuzio
Michael John Goudy ♥ you will be missed by many. I pray, you’re at peace. My heart aches for your children, your grandchildren, Roxanne and your sister Vicki your family and friend’s. Love you always and forever.
Robby
My heart is with all the family and friends .Rob Doubblestien
Elmer Sabin
Sorry to here this. He was and friend. Good guy. May peace be with him.
Penny Baker
Another Goudy family member gone too soon. I will miss your soft laugh, and your twinkling eyes. Give Aunt Tike & Uncle Brute a hug for me. With love from your cousin,
Penny Pulver Baker
Agnes Vanarsdal
To all of Mike’s family. Deepest Sympathy to each of you. I am sure Sue and Mike’s family were there to meet him as he passed from earth into the arms of Jesus. May God’s Almighty Grace with each of you in the days to come.
In Christ’s Love
Agnes Schmitt Vanarsdal
Verla Trimm and Marilyn (Root) Abernathy
We have so many fond and fun memories of growing up with the Goudy family as it was a time when everyone knew everyone and our families were friends. It has always broke our hearts when we lost another precious Goudy family member and today is no different! Even tho it has been years since we have saw or heard from the family this news of sweet Mike’s passing breaks our hearts once again! We will be holding all of you in our prayers during this difficult time and know we also feel very blessed to have grown up with this family. I’m sure Mike is celebrating in heaven with his family and friends who have gone before him. All our love
Ronnie Marks
I grew up on Morrell Street, next door to the Goudy family. They were more than neighbors to us, they were family. My dad, Skip, worked with Sam for the City of Otsego for many years. It is very sad to see another member of that wonderful family be taken too early in life. Many fond memories of growing up with Mike. He graduated with my late brother, Roger, and they were always good friends. When Roger was diagnosed with terminal cancer, Mike was one of his most loyal visitors, and Roger appreciated the hell out of that. He was a genuine nice guy and he had that very easy laugh. When we were kids, I don’t recall Mike ever getting mad or fighting with anyone, except some of his epic battles with his sister, Vicki, who usually got the best of him. We were laughing about that last time I seen him. I am sure he is up there in Heaven with his folks, sister Sue, and Roger, either drinking a beer or a Mountain Dew and smiling down on all those who love him. Rest In Peace, Mike.