Fallen Hero.
Michael was born the son of John and Melody Haynes. Growing up, he wanted to be a police officer more than anything. He married Tawny and together they had two children, Taryn and Elias. He realized his dream when he was sworn in as a trooper with the Montana Highway Patrol in August 2006. He died while in the line of duty. He is survived by his wife, Tawny; his two young children, Taryn and Elias; and his parents, John and Melody Haynes of Kalispell. A memorial service was held at at Christian Center Assembly of God Church in Kalispell, with a procession of more than 1000 mourners following afterward to Glacier Memorial Gardens.
Trooper Mike Haynes succumbed to injuries sustained five days earlier when a car being operated by an intoxicated driver struck his patrol car head-on on US 93 near Kalispell.
The drunk driver was driving the wrong way on the highway when the collision occurred at approximately 2:40 am. The intoxicated driver was also killed in the collision.
Trooper Haynes had served with the Montana Highway Patrol for two and a half years. He is survived by his wife, two young children, and parents.
Michael was born the son of John and Melody Haynes. Growing up, he wanted to be a police officer more than anything. He married Tawny and together they had two children, Taryn and Elias. He realized his dream when he was sworn in as a trooper with the Montana Highway Patrol in August 2006. He died while in the line of duty. He is survived by his wife, Tawny; his two young children, Taryn and Elias; and his parents, John and Melody Haynes of Kalispell. A memorial service was held at at Christian Center Assembly of God Church in Kalispell, with a procession of more than 1000 mourners following afterward to Glacier Memorial Gardens.
Trooper Mike Haynes succumbed to injuries sustained five days earlier when a car being operated by an intoxicated driver struck his patrol car head-on on US 93 near Kalispell.
The drunk driver was driving the wrong way on the highway when the collision occurred at approximately 2:40 am. The intoxicated driver was also killed in the collision.
Trooper Haynes had served with the Montana Highway Patrol for two and a half years. He is survived by his wife, two young children, and parents.
Fallen Hero.
Michael was born the son of John and Melody Haynes. Growing up, he wanted to be a police officer more than anything. He married Tawny and together they had two children, Taryn and Elias. He realized his dream when he was sworn in as a trooper with the Montana Highway Patrol in August 2006. He died while in the line of duty. He is survived by his wife, Tawny; his two young children, Taryn and Elias; and his parents, John and Melody Haynes of Kalispell. A memorial service was held at at Christian Center Assembly of God Church in Kalispell, with a procession of more than 1000 mourners following afterward to Glacier Memorial Gardens.
Trooper Mike Haynes succumbed to injuries sustained five days earlier when a car being operated by an intoxicated driver struck his patrol car head-on on US 93 near Kalispell.
The drunk driver was driving the wrong way on the highway when the collision occurred at approximately 2:40 am. The intoxicated driver was also killed in the collision.
Trooper Haynes had served with the Montana Highway Patrol for two and a half years. He is survived by his wife, two young children, and parents.
Michael was born the son of John and Melody Haynes. Growing up, he wanted to be a police officer more than anything. He married Tawny and together they had two children, Taryn and Elias. He realized his dream when he was sworn in as a trooper with the Montana Highway Patrol in August 2006. He died while in the line of duty. He is survived by his wife, Tawny; his two young children, Taryn and Elias; and his parents, John and Melody Haynes of Kalispell. A memorial service was held at at Christian Center Assembly of God Church in Kalispell, with a procession of more than 1000 mourners following afterward to Glacier Memorial Gardens.
Trooper Mike Haynes succumbed to injuries sustained five days earlier when a car being operated by an intoxicated driver struck his patrol car head-on on US 93 near Kalispell.
The drunk driver was driving the wrong way on the highway when the collision occurred at approximately 2:40 am. The intoxicated driver was also killed in the collision.
Trooper Haynes had served with the Montana Highway Patrol for two and a half years. He is survived by his wife, two young children, and parents.
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