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Mike was President of the class of '65 and went on to be President of his class at Tyler Junior College. He was an owner of Staffware Consulting, INC. He was a great leader, husband and friend, whose firm foundation was based on doing the Lord's will. His infectious smile captured everyone's heart. He was married to Cheryl.
He is survived by his wife of 27 years; son Brian and wife Leslie Ball; daughter Jennifer and husband Ron Patterson; daughter Brooke Ball; son Blake Ball; brother David and wife Ruth, and brother Tom Ball; nieces Lynn Cabellero and Sheryl Holt.
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Mike Cuthbertson
I ran into Michael at a baseball game a couple of years before he passed away. He was keeping score in a little league game that my son was playing in. I went over and visited with him for a few minutes between innings. He was just such a nice guy. Always had a smile and something nice to say.Mike Cuthbertson
Ronnie Maynard
I will always remember michael ball , he was the smartest guy in school and probably the most popular. but he always took the time to stop and chat with me about whatever was going on at the time. he made me feel wanted when I did not feel it at the time. he taught me my first lesson in honesty. he found a 20 dollar bill in the gym lockers. and went to everyone in the gym and asked if they had lost some money. I thought that was crazy, but years later I found out. thats what real men do.
Quinn Edmondson
Mike Ball was a wonderful friend and a very successful businessman. In 1975 we lived in SW Houston and were trying to sell our home and move to NW Houston. I opened the door to house lookers and it was Mike and Cheryl (sp?). We later moved to NW Houston and lived about .25 miles from Mike and Cheryl. Cheryl is a very classy person and they had a wonderful marriage of 27 years. As I recall, Mike had developed a computer company and sold it for a very large profit. I miss him and think of both of them often. I've lost track of Cheryl, but I'm going to try and locate her and tell her about the memorial service. Cheryl was a Robert E. Lee graduate. ---- Quinn Edmondson.