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Michael K. “Mike” Cardenas
Michael K. “Mike” Cardenas: 1960 – 2021
Michael K. “Mike” Cardenas, a mentor and leader in the electrical community of Casper, Wyoming, passed away Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at the age of 61.
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Michael is survived by his wife Jean “Jeanie” Cardenas; his children, Natalia Montoya (Gabe), Nicole Stovall, Brittany Barrera (Barry), Michael Joe Cardenas (Krista), John Parrett; his siblings, Tim Cardenas, Judy Costalez; eighteen grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Michael was born in Douglas, Wyoming on February 2nd, 1960 to Michael Jose Cardenas and Camilla Cardenas. Michael graduated high school and immediately went into the electrical industry. He became the General Manager of City Service Electric where he devoted his life servicing the community of Casper.
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Nonprofits have had to make lots of adjustments during the pandemic, finding new ways to operate safely and struggling to serve their communities at a time of historic needs and limited resources.
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