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Michael Allen Current-Ranck

Birth
Albany, Linn County, Oregon, USA
Death
19 Nov 2008
USA
Burial
Scio, Linn County, Oregon, USA Add to Map
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Michael Allen Current-Ranck, 25, of Montana died Nov. 19, 2008, at his parent's home in Springfield.

He was born in Albany to Debi Ranck and was adopted by Ted Ranck. Michael went to school in Albany and Sweet Home. He loved to play football for his schools and was good at it. He loved to fish with his grandpa, uncle Steve and his dad. He loved to hunt with his brother.

Michael loved his nieces and nephews. He was often called "Mikey" or "Big Mike," but his family always called him "Brother." He loved his family and friends.

Michael loved to cook and was a carpenter by trade.

Michael is survived by his parents; son Domonic Christian Current of Washington; daughter Cashlynn Current of Montana; brother Jason B. DeVries of Lolo, Mont.; and sister Haileigh Netwig of Montana and Apryl Ranck of Albany.

He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Jack E. Ranck; uncle Allen N. Marcum; and sister Crystal Dawn.

Michael Allen Current-Ranck, 25, of Montana died Nov. 19, 2008, at his parent's home in Springfield.

He was born in Albany to Debi Ranck and was adopted by Ted Ranck. Michael went to school in Albany and Sweet Home. He loved to play football for his schools and was good at it. He loved to fish with his grandpa, uncle Steve and his dad. He loved to hunt with his brother.

Michael loved his nieces and nephews. He was often called "Mikey" or "Big Mike," but his family always called him "Brother." He loved his family and friends.

Michael loved to cook and was a carpenter by trade.

Michael is survived by his parents; son Domonic Christian Current of Washington; daughter Cashlynn Current of Montana; brother Jason B. DeVries of Lolo, Mont.; and sister Haileigh Netwig of Montana and Apryl Ranck of Albany.

He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Jack E. Ranck; uncle Allen N. Marcum; and sister Crystal Dawn.


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