Mike Nelson

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Anonymous

Mike Nelson a long time (35+ years)NYC area cyclist and more recently a B SIG participant passed away peacefully at home a few days ago.
Final arrangements are still being planned. I'll post as soon as I know anything more.

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Christy Guzzetta (not verified)

Mike Nelson had a special place in my heart. Thank you for posting. I'll look into it as well. If I learn anything, I'll post it as well.

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Mark Gelles (not verified)

I considered Mike a friend, we cycled together many times. It was only after many rides that I leaned of Mike’s Kidney problems. He rode for years with only one working Kidney. I was always inspired by Michael. His positive attitude despite his medical problems was something to behold. He will be greatly missed.

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Liane (not verified)

Mike was one of the most upbeat people I ever knew. Even when he was not feeling well, he would make it a point to show up for the club bulletin mailing party.

He will be missed.

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Geo Carl Kaplan (not verified)
Mike Nelson

. . . . . . . . . . .Good night, sweet prince,
And flights of angels guide thee to thy rest.--

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Carol Waaser (not verified)

Mike was a valued member of the Club and he will be missed by many of us. I always enjoyed his smile and positive attitude.

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Ed Sobin (not verified)
Mike Nelson passing - details

I spoke to his son Mark and here's the info -

On Wednesday 8/16 there will be a viewing at Benta's Funeral Home from 4-7.
Followed by a short service from 7-8.
It's location is 630 St. Nicholas Avenue - at W. 141st Street. See
http://www.e-bfh.com/v2/harl.htm for location details.

Just in case you can't follow that link here's directions -
Benta’s Funeral Home, Inc. in Manhattan, New York is located at 630 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem. We are located on the northeast corner of St. Nicholas Avenue and 141st Street.



By Bus
Take the M3 bus to 141st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue.

By Subway
Take the A, B, C, or D subway trains to the 145th Street station. Walk south on St. Nicholas Avenue to 141st Street.
By Car from the Bronx and Connecticut
Take I-95 South to I-87. Follow the directions for I-87.

By Car from New Jersey
Take the George Washington Bridge. Follow signs for southbound I-87 (follow directions from I-87).

By Car from Queens and Long Island
Take the Tri-Borough Bridge into Manhattan. Exit onto 125th Street, bearing left on the exit ramp. Take 125th Street West to St. Nicholas Avenue. Make a right turn onto St. Nicholas Ave. Proceed to 141st Street.

By Car from the West Side Highway (9A)
Exit at 125th Street. Take 125th Street East to St. Nicholas Avenue. Make a left on St. Nicholas Avenue. Proceed to 141st Street.

By Car from the FDR Drive/Harlem River Drive
Take the 135th Street exit. Take 135th Street to St. Nicholas Avenue. Turn right on St. Nicholas Avenue. Proceed to 141st Street.

By Car from I-87/Major Deegan
Take the Yankee Stadium/161st Street exit. Cross the Macombs Dam Bridge into Manhattan. Stay in the right lane. Bear right onto 155th Street. Take 155th Street to St. Nicholas Avenue (the second traffic light). Turn left onto St. Nicholas Avenue. Proceed to 141st Street.

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Geo Carl Kaplan (not verified)
REMINDER

Mike Nelson service this evening. See above for details,

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