Michele Boyle

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Michele Boyle, a remarkable woman who brought light into the lives of all who knew her. Born on April 21, 1972, in Buffalo, NY, Michele spent her life cultivating relationships and spreading joy wherever she went. She had an undeniable presence that could turn any room brighter; her laughter was infectious, her spirit was invaluable, and her kindness held no bounds. As Ralph Waldo Emerson wisely put it, "To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded." In the case of Michele, she succeeded in ways that left an indelible mark on the world.

Michele was a dedicated professional in the hospitality industry, serving as a Food and Beverage Director. She carried her enigmatic spirit into her work, weaving her joy into the fabric of her everyday responsibilities. She was known for her unwavering support and the strength she provided to those around her. Her work was not just a job; it was an extension of her vibrant personality and a testament to her commitment to making a difference. As Mother Teresa once said, "We can do no great things, only small things with great love." Michele did just that, bringing love and light to her work every day.

Michele, a resident of Clarkesville, Georgia, was a loving mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother. She is survived by her children, Dennis Simpson and Megan Reeves; her daughter-in-law, Brooke Reeves; her grandson, Waylon Cooper; her father, Larry Jewart; and her siblings, Kimberly Mundy, Mark Jewart and Brian Jewart. Michele was preceded in death by her mother, Marie Rados. She was a hero in the eyes of her family, and her legacy will be kept alive through their shared memories and stories.

We encourage friends and family to visit Michele’s memorial page to share their memories and upload photos as a tribute to her beautiful life. Each memory shared will serve as a reminder of Michele’s vibrant spirit, reminding us to "dance more, laugh more, love more," and show grace to others, just as she did. As we remember Michele, let us carry her spirit with us, knowing that she is watching over us, encouraging us to "smile, it'll all be okay."