We Remember
SCHEWE, Michael Heinz
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Mike was born in Brunswick, Germany and resided in Kelowna, he passed away suddenly on the morning of April 27, 2014 at the age of 60. Mike was predeceased by his loving mother Waltraud in 1986 and father Heinz in 2009. Mike will be terribly missed by his surviving family members. His wife Valerie and their children Adam (Misty), Erin (Wes), and his grandchildren, who he adored Regan and Evan Schewe.
Mike had a zest for life that most of us could only wish for. He was a man of passion when it came to not only his family but his love of race cars. Mike worked for decades striving to build Dirty Edna bigger, faster, stronger, and louder.
He was loved by his family and many friends and was always the happiest guy in the room. We will deeply miss his warm smile and chuckle, usually at his own jokes, but we all laughed right along with him. Mike loved nothing more than to entertain whether it is on the racetrack or a family dinner, he was sure to amuse all in attendance.
“Although these changes
have come
With your chrome heart shining
In the sun
Long may you run”
A small service will take place for family only. Details to come on a future memorial. Please take a moment for Mike and remember a time he made you smile. This is how we want dad remembered.
Condolences can be sent through his facebook page, www.facebook.com/mike.schewe1 . In lieu of flowers a donation may be made to the Kelowna SPCA.
Service
At a later date
Sending love and strength to Val,Adam (Misty) Erin (Wes) and all of Mikes friends and family! I will forever remember his kind ways his warm smile and absolutely hilarious sense of humour! Till we meet again xoxox
My thoughts are with you…Val,Adam,and Erin….thinking of you
Rena
Mike will always have a place in my heart. He put his heart into everything he did and for everyone he cared about. My condolences to his loving family. His smile and humour is greatly missed.
I am sorry to hear that Uncle Mike had passed. Sadly our families have grown apart and now with the passing of my dad, Arno do I learn of Uncle Mike. If you ever want to talk – please let me know. Deepest condolences.