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Michael Joseph Drong, age 52 of Otsego, passed away peacefully on April 12, 2020.  Michael is survived by his wife, Lori; children, Tony Drong and Nicole Drong; grandson, Brody Drong; mother, Candy Drong and brother, Jim M. Drong.  Michael is preceded in death by his father, James P. Drong.  Memorial services will be held at a later date at The Peterson Chapel of St. Michael.

10 Guestbook Entries

  1. Sandy

    I’m so sorry to hear about your loss, my love to you and your family.

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  2. Cheri Keltner

    Sorry for your loss.

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  3. Victoria Harris

    So sorry for your loss

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  4. Jenny speiker

    We are so very sorry to hear of Mike’s passing. Bless you Drong family…

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  5. Terry Stephens

    I will always remember Mike’s warm and welcoming smile. Even when he didn’t feel the best, he never lost his sense of humor. It was an honor for me to know him as a friend.
    Lori, Tony, Nicole, and Brody, you and your family have my sympathies. You are in my prayers.
    Terry Stephens, chaplain.

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  6. Colleen

    Always thinking of you, as Mike is a bright light into infinity.

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  7. Kevin Beadles

    Lori, I’m so sorry to hear about Mike. He was one of a kind. Everybody on the bowling league liked him, and he always had a smile and a good word.

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  8. Dwayne Holmstrom

    I am so sorry to read of Mike’s passing. He was the capt. of our bowling team at Superbowl, and he was very well loved and respected.

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  9. Tim McNally

    Mike and I were good friends in grade school through 9th grade. We had some great times growing up in Bloomington and riding motorbikes and snowmobiles at his Grandmother’s home in Buffalo and my parents cabin in Maple Lake. I have many memories which I will cherish always. Mike was a great guy and I was blessed to have known him. Your family is in my prayers.

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  10. Tim McNally

    Mike and I were good friends in grade school through 9th grade. We had some great times in Bloomington and riding motorbikes and snowmobiles at his grandmother’s house in Buffalo and my parents cabin in Maple Lake. I have many memories which I will cherish always. Mike was a great guy and I am glad to have known him. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

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