Born on December 16, 1965 in Burbank, California to his parents Anne and Marino Giammarco. He died at age 54, on June 25, 2020 with his closest friends and family celebrating his life. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Sylvia Giammarco and their two children Theressa and Marino Giammarco.
Michael always lived his life to the fullest, in every endeavor. He was diagnosed with cancer during his high school years and told he would not live past the age of 25 years old. His family truly believes that Michael thought the extra 29 years he got after that were borrowed time and thus, no stone in the adventure of life was left unturned by him. He was fondly given the nickname, "Tin Man," because of the issues he suffered with his heart from the radiation he received at a young age. He lived a life without regret, doing all the things that brought him fulfillment and happiness.
Michael always filled up the room in any situation and with all types of people. His outlook on life was positive and sunny, despite the torment his body was put through during several different bouts and types of illness over his lifetime. He never complained and was always able to pull the light out of situations.
Michael's dynamic jokes, vibrant smile and contagious laughter will be sorely missed by his family and friends. He was a truly charismatic man. May he Rest In Peace alongside all of our beloved family and friends who have gone before us. Until we meet again.
Michael always lived his life to the fullest, in every endeavor. He was diagnosed with cancer during his high school years and told he would not live past the age of 25 years old. His family truly believes that Michael thought the extra 29 years he got after that were borrowed time and thus, no stone in the adventure of life was left unturned by him. He was fondly given the nickname, "Tin Man," because of the issues he suffered with his heart from the radiation he received at a young age. He lived a life without regret, doing all the things that brought him fulfillment and happiness.
Michael always filled up the room in any situation and with all types of people. His outlook on life was positive and sunny, despite the torment his body was put through during several different bouts and types of illness over his lifetime. He never complained and was always able to pull the light out of situations.
Michael's dynamic jokes, vibrant smile and contagious laughter will be sorely missed by his family and friends. He was a truly charismatic man. May he Rest In Peace alongside all of our beloved family and friends who have gone before us. Until we meet again.
Born on December 16, 1965 in Burbank, California to his parents Anne and Marino Giammarco. He died at age 54, on June 25, 2020 with his closest friends and family celebrating his life. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Sylvia Giammarco and their two children Theressa and Marino Giammarco.
Michael always lived his life to the fullest, in every endeavor. He was diagnosed with cancer during his high school years and told he would not live past the age of 25 years old. His family truly believes that Michael thought the extra 29 years he got after that were borrowed time and thus, no stone in the adventure of life was left unturned by him. He was fondly given the nickname, "Tin Man," because of the issues he suffered with his heart from the radiation he received at a young age. He lived a life without regret, doing all the things that brought him fulfillment and happiness.
Michael always filled up the room in any situation and with all types of people. His outlook on life was positive and sunny, despite the torment his body was put through during several different bouts and types of illness over his lifetime. He never complained and was always able to pull the light out of situations.
Michael's dynamic jokes, vibrant smile and contagious laughter will be sorely missed by his family and friends. He was a truly charismatic man. May he Rest In Peace alongside all of our beloved family and friends who have gone before us. Until we meet again.
Michael always lived his life to the fullest, in every endeavor. He was diagnosed with cancer during his high school years and told he would not live past the age of 25 years old. His family truly believes that Michael thought the extra 29 years he got after that were borrowed time and thus, no stone in the adventure of life was left unturned by him. He was fondly given the nickname, "Tin Man," because of the issues he suffered with his heart from the radiation he received at a young age. He lived a life without regret, doing all the things that brought him fulfillment and happiness.
Michael always filled up the room in any situation and with all types of people. His outlook on life was positive and sunny, despite the torment his body was put through during several different bouts and types of illness over his lifetime. He never complained and was always able to pull the light out of situations.
Michael's dynamic jokes, vibrant smile and contagious laughter will be sorely missed by his family and friends. He was a truly charismatic man. May he Rest In Peace alongside all of our beloved family and friends who have gone before us. Until we meet again.
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