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August 19, 2017
Mike had the driest sense of humor of anyone I have ever met! He will be missed. The Spratt Family
August 19, 2017
Robert Anderton
August 19, 2017
Beverly Uhl
I worked at Uptown Drugs in high school, later, the Pillbox, then the Kachina with Michael and Kathy. Extraordinary memories of warmth, kindness and much humor. Michael will never be forgotten.
August 18, 2017
The Matheus Family
To the Kalsman family, may your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. It was a privilege to know Mike.
August 18, 2017
Mary, Jason & Jamison Trevino
Many memories I share with you and Kathy. The kindness that you both shared with me will never be forgotten. It was a blessing and honor to have you as my pharmacist and friend.
August 18, 2017
Cynthia Diott
A man of great integrity and a blessing to our community. You will truly be missed.
August 18, 2017
joe hands
Truly one of the best Pharmacists ever. Everyone that worked with Mike enjoyed their day. Each patient was treated like gold. If you ever wanted to teach new graduate Pharmacists how to practice just have them work with Mike. We will all miss him.
August 18, 2017
Mike and Kathy on numerous occasions found mistakes the doctors made ordering prescription for my son. My son is here today because of both of them. Sending prayers to Kathy and the family, may God give you all strength and comfort during this most difficult time.
Brenda Ramaley
August 17, 2017
Joseph Michaels
Mike and i hit it off immediately and always got along professionally and that sometimes spilled over into our personal lives enjoy a nice glass of Crown Royal or a dinner out. Great guy. Loved his wife and family very much. Although i didn't know Kathy as well we dd work together occasionally and even double dated always pleasant and friendly. God bless you Mike.
August 16, 2017
Patti Harrington
Mike was my mother, Jeanne (Kalsman) Hodges' only brother, and a wonderful uncle to myself and my brothers and sisters. He did many good things for the people of Yuma and was always one of the most knowledgeable people I think I've ever known! He had such a dry sense of humor, but knowing that you just had to laugh! He will be greatly missed. I love you Mike! Give hugs and kisses to all the family members in your new home in the clouds!
August 16, 2017
Junior Hinkle
Mike was a pillar of our community.
August 16, 2017
Kim Hinkle
My heart goes out to Kathy, Lorri, Phil and Michael. Mike was a wonderful man. Having lost my mom, I know how devastating this loss is for his family. Pray,
reach out to others and know that God is with us always.
August 16, 2017
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john makowsky
God Bless you Mike ; you were a asset to your profession, a kind ,caring soul who was truly a class act and it was a pleasure and blessing to get to know you
August 16, 2017
jim slater
Mike was my neighbor and friend, RIP Mike. Jim Slater
August 16, 2017
Jim Hartsfield
MR. Kalsman was a respected man and honorable man> He left a positive mark on Yuma Arizons! I had the Kalsman kids at Crane School when I taught there.They were some of the best students I had which reflects on their upbringing!! My condolences go out to the family!!
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