Birth date: Oct 20, 1955 Death date: Nov 24, 2025
Mike A. Brandibur passed away, at the young age of 70, in November, 2025. Born and raised in a small town in Michigan, Mike was 1 of 7 siblings. He was Tri-captain of the high school football team and married his high school sweet Read Obituary
MIKE, my brother from another mother—you taught me electrical and plumbing, and so much more about life. I married your baby sister, and from the summer of 1981 on, we shared countless memories: camping, fishing, hunting, playing cards, smoking, laughing, and joking from day to day.
I love you, Mike, and I miss you more than words can say. Rest in peace, my brother. May God be with you always.
Lee Oscar
Mike welcomed me into his home and made me feel like part of the Brandibur Family (even though I was the weird guy). By providing soft spoken advice, stories from his childhood and allowing me to be a horrible partner in card games; Mike showed that he cared and would be available to help when it was needed. While we haven’t spoken directly in quite some time, I will always hold a special place in my memory for all the times we played “Pig it and Hog it” and shared a Miller Lite. Thank you for all you’ve done for me and our family. Rest easy Mike.
Charles Hampton lit a candle in memory of Michael Brandibur
My name is Charles Hampton I worked for Mike around 20 years Mike was a great supervisor if you needed anything Mike always put you first he always had the guys back when it came to the power plant when it came to a problem in the plant or hospital Mike was the one to go to he never left you hanging he was always there if you needed help one of the nicest thing was Mike loved decorating the plant at Christmas even when they told him not to Mike taught me alot and he was always there for me no matter what and I will never forget that
Mike you were one of the most dedicated people I had the pleasure to work for and next to. You gave so many opportunities to so many people. You were always there for us at TMC and I can’t think of a time I called and you didn’t answer. You really kept TMC running for so many years through thick and thin. You were the head of all major upgrades that exist today. My heart goes out to your family and friends. Thanks for everything you did for me buddy. :)
MRM
