Michael was born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan and grew up there till he was 16. He enjoyed many activities in town and particularly enjoyed hockey. He then moved to Spalding. Michael moved a lot in his adult life, between Tisdale, Spalding, Melfort, Prairie River and Rose Valley. He enjoyed his time everywhere; making friends where ever he went. He would talk to anyone, it didn’t matter who you were. He always seemed to gravitate to Tisdale to check on his friends.

Michael fought a lot of evils in his life but has overcome them, he may have lived a hard life at times but he beat the battle to become a person he and others could be proud of. As he learnt from his mistakes and wanted to change his life, Mike wanted to be the person that gave hope to others and hoped he could show others not to go down his path. Michael always gave you a bright smile every time you seen him, he would have that funny grin.

Michael loved fishing, something he would have done 24/7 if he could have. He enjoyed his yearly fishing trips; he loved the bonding that happened with his family. He looked forward to the special holidays and never missed one, they were important to him as this was always spent with family and friends. Michael also loved music, it was a close second to fishing, He always had his radio on and Cd’s playing in the car. If he had downtime he was listening to music on the TV or computer.

Michael was predeceased by his grandparents Louis and Doris, uncle Bruno and stepfather George.

Left to cherish Michael’s memory are his parents Sylvio Syrenne (Renita), Noreen Kushniruk; siblings: Richard (Ashley), Dylon, Mathew and Sidney; grandparents Leonard and Bernice Harrison; uncles: Norman (Maureen), Cyril (Sharleen), Lorne and Wade and Aunt Lorelee; as well as many extended family and friends

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