Birth date: Oct 26, 1974 Death date: Aug 11, 2021
Michael Bryan Blatchley October 26, 1974 – August 11, 2021 On Wednesday, August 11, 2021, Michael Bryan Blatchley, 46 years old, beloved son of Dr. Charles and Sherry Blatchley of Joplin, MO, formerly of Pittsburg, KS, died of su Read Obituary
I'll always remember Mike coming to my barbershop, He was always a joy! So sorry for your loss. Jack Lemon.
All are prayers for comfort are with you in your grief. Michael was a beautiful soul.
I have thought of your family often through the years since we have moved. I always enjoyed talking about sports teams with Michael and he was finally open to cheering for K-State at least for football. He was such a big Kansas fan. He was such fun! We are sure he will be missed greatly.
Gene & Donna Ratzlaff
Michael was the purest soul I ever knew. Rest in peace little man. My deepest sympathy and condolences to the family... Godspeed!
My condolences to Michael’s family. I was so shocked when I got to work at Mag-Lab and learned of his passing. He always came in with a smile and told me the tests he needed that day. He was always ready to share tidbits of information and I greatly appreciated his sharing knowledge. He amazed me with his love for Cajun food at holidays. I will miss Michael. Prayers for your family. Bonnie Hines
Michael was a sweet soul who God gave us for awhile to share his love and light. He just made you feel good and his smile said it all. I had not seen him in person for many years but always felt better after he posted a picture with that famous grin. The world was a better place when he was here in person, but he is still with us in spirit and in our hearts. God bless his sweet parents and family at this sad time.
Mike and I, over a period of years, were in touch with each other by means of Facebook practically every day of every week. He was always ready to warn me of stormy weather approaching my locale in St. Louis, Missouri. My last contact with him occurred about half an hour before he began his journey from this life to the next. In spite of his infirmities, he was completely good-natured. I miss him enormously; but I am quite certain that he and I shall eventually greet each other at the throne of God. --- Jack Marler, St. Louis, Missouri
