I met and convinced Mike to come to the AIA in Washington and later to PMI in the Philadelphia area. Mike was a friend, colleague and one of life's rare finds--a skilled and knowledgeable professional, a caring and trustworthy person, and an all-around funny and goofy guy! Mike was someone you loved to work with, spend time with and listen to his many stories. Mike and his wife Mary were more than friends--they were the kind of folks you always enjoyed being around whenever possible. We will miss Mike, his smile and sense of humor, but someday we will all be together again, telling more stories about trying to get the doors home from Home Depot and the like. You blessed and enriched our lives Mike. We look forward to seeing you again. Hopefully, Home Depot will have another special on doors for all of us! Very Best to Mary and to Mike's family!

I am so sad to hear the news of Mike's passing. I first met Mike in 2000 when I was involved with PMI as a founder of the Sydney, Australia Chapter. His professionalism in business was admirable but more importantly his human approach endeared him to many people. Although apart by many miles we became friends and shared many emails on many topics. My wife Sue and I were travelling through Texas and Oklahoma in 2011 and dropped by Mary and Mikes house where we were made very welcome. I will miss our discussions on Will Rogers, Merle Haggard and the like. Goodbye Mike, I will miss you.

Thank you Mike for entrusting me with running the R.E.P. Program during your tenure at PMI. You will always be my mentor, colleague, and trusted friend. You reaffirmed and shared my belief that a manager's role is to guide and to nurture one's talents to his fullest potential. We worked so well together because we both had an academic and educational mindset that focused on providing quality instruction through our project management education providers. In addition, your work assignments and advisory group meetings encouraged me to value and to appreciate various cultures on a global scale. I wish I had more personal time to learn even more from you as a walking wealth of knowledge. Rest in peace. My deepest condolences to the Price family in this time of loss and reflection.

Mike was a giving man and a talented architect who shared his love for design with our students. Thank you Mary for sharing your wonderful husband and the home you both created with us!

While Michael will be missed, his passion for learning and his mission to help make architects and their communities stronger lives on in all of us.

So sorry to hear of Mike's passing. He was a fascinating and brilliant man. The architecture world has lost a great talent. -- stephanie Pilat

I'm so thankful to Mike for raising my wonderful husband Justin and sharing his experience with our children. Whether he was showing Jack how to fish or cheering at Tristan's soccer game, the kids knew Grandpa Mike was there for them. I wish Moira got more time with him, but I know the boys will keep his memory alive for her by sharing their stories.