Birth date: May 14, 1947 Death date: Oct 23, 2019
Michael C. Chartier, age 72, of Goodells, passed away October 23, 2019. He was born May 14, 1947, in Port Huron to the late Frederick and Joetta Chartier. Mike served with the U.S. Army in the Vietnam War with the 84th Engineer Ba Read Obituary
You were a great guy and fun to be around my friend
Rest in Peace
mike ,i met you 20 years ago,at the laundry matt,by cindy,we talked and i got to know you,ride free my friend,see ya again
Ride Far , Ride Free , Ride Forever . Forever in the Arms of Our Heavenly Father , Forever In The Wind .
Your Friends ,
Rick and Gemma Mercurio
Uncle Mike.....
A unique person with a warm smile, mischievous twinkle in his eyes, and that smart-ass Chartier grin.
What a storyteller ! I doubt that the validity of 75 % of them, but, always funny and entertaining.
When one walked around Goodells or Port Huron with Uncle Mike they would have thought he was the Mayor. Everyone seemed to know him and would greet him with a smile, hug, or a handshake.
He could be a handful and was a chronic complainer. I have not known anyone whom was banned from or thrown out of more restaurants or businesses than him. He minced no words, you knew where you stood with Uncle Mike. These are some of the things that made him so lovable.
We are thankful for the memories of the fishing trips with Dad and Uncle Mike. Eating Ali's long delayed gourmet meals from the days' Salmon catch, teasing one another, and continuous laughter. Ali teaching Uncle Mike swear words in Tunisian to try out on his friends.
I will treasure my last memory of my Uncle Mike the most. My last Walleye fishing trip with Dad and Uncle Mike where we got skunked. Yes skunked, almost unheard of for the Chartiers'. We laughed our butts off driving around Port Huron with both of them regaling me with wild tales of their youth.
I will not reveal your secret Walleye techniques or bait. Finally, it was me who snuck your Harley out of the barn and took it for the joyride of my life.
Uncle Mike we love you and will miss you. There will never be another person like you. We are glad that you will no longer have to suffer.
Our condolences to my cousins Diane, Michele, and Allan.
Love your niece,
Mary and Ali Khaddouma
My all time favorite regular, this hurts so much but it’s nice knowing he’s in a better place with no more pain or problems. Thank you Mike for all of the memories and laughs, thank you for the birthday cakes and songs, thank you for always ALWAYS looking out for me and checking on me when you thought something was wrong. I miss you so much everyday. Rest easy, so much love.
My sincere condolences to Mike’s family!!!! My husband and I enjoyed our visits with Mike at various restaurants in the area. He will be missed.
Another Brother going Home !! So sorry to hear of Mike's Passing, We went yo school to gether and grew up in the same neighborhood. (VietNam) Always enjoyed talking to you and catching up on "Old times" . R.I.P my Brother. As we say " The War is over and the Battle has been Won" !!
I would like to send condolences to the family. Kathy and Brad Steward would also like to send their condolences to the Family, as well as Cindy and John Dondineau. We knew Michael for years, and will miss him. He was a great guy that always made us laugh.
We are going to miss Mike, but will cherish all the memories! The kids loved the adventures in the woods and they liked your motorcycle! Wonderful friend...rest in peace, the Wisson's
