Birth date: Jan 31, 1942 Death date: Oct 25, 2014
Mike London, 72, of Longview, Texas, passed away Saturday, October 25, 2014. He was born on January 31, 1942, in Toccoa, Georgia, to Bob and Cleo London. They moved to Longview in 1946. Mike graduated from Spring Hill High School Read Obituary
Expressing our deepest sympathy,
Larry and Jan Nutt
Dear Chris, Cathy and family...please accept our condolences on the loss of your loved one. May the good lord rest his soul, ease your pain at this difficult time, and fill your heart with fond memories of the life he shared with all of you.
Allen C. Lizza, CPA and staff,
Perry D. Reed & Company, P.C.
Dear Mimi, Chris, Nicole, and family, I am so sorry and so sad to hear about the loss of Uncle Mike. I will keep you all in prayer and in my thoughts. Trust in the Lord to give you comfort and peace during this difficult time and may memories of times spent together also bring you comfort and joy. I love all of you and think of you often and wish I could be there with you. God Bless!
Love & Sympathies,
Kari McFarland Tschech
Blessings to you Chris and your family. Marty and I send our sympathy to you folks and your aunt Mary Alice London Holland. The London Texas family is thinning down but is still represented by you, your children and others. I have many fond memories of the fun times spent at your grandparents house with Uncle Bob, Aunt Cleo and Mike and Mary. You are now challenged to carry on the spirt that your dad and granddad put into the Longview area, Uncle Jesse and his family to. Will sure miss you dad.
Mary Alice, Mary and I will phone you in a few days once you return to Warner Robins.
Chris, we shall be sending a contribution to the church in memory of you dad.
Love and Blessings, Howard (Kirby) and Marty London, Anthem, Arizona
Dear Chris, Cathy and family: Our prayers go out to you and yours at this time. We are very sorry to hear about Mr. London's passing away recently. Keep Jesus in your hearts; HE is the only way to have real "peace within" (Rom 10:9-13, John 3:3, John 3:16, John 6:44, Rev 1:5). To God be the Glory Forever,
With deepest sympathy,
Keith & Donna Blanton
KB's Classic & Street Rod Repair, White Oak, TX
Chris--He was my baby brother---I loved so much--I am so sorry, sad, and lonely.
He was always so very proud of you and your family. He loved you so much.
We had such fun during our growing up years. I will miss all of his family stories--
he remembered them all. Love,
Mary Alice London Holland
Chris and Family,
So sorry for your loss. Praying for you and the family during this time.
Tamrha Woodley and Family.
Chris,
Sorry for the loss of your Dad. You and your family will be in our prayers.
Lisa Hollowell Sanders and family
I remember when my wife Barbara and I first met Mike, we were in Longview. He was so proud of his "Hometown" and business he built there. Just as proud of his family as well. We were given a fantastic tour of the area and he had always made us feel so welcome. He was just a good ol boy who made those around him feel special. Longview is going to miss a great friend.
