Michael Gary Dieschbourg
Michael Dieschbourg, 55, husband of Roseanne Lezza Dieschbourg, of Simpsonville,SC went home to be with his Lord on Friday, August 2, 2024. Born in Elmhurst, IL, he was the son of Gary T. Dieschbourg and the late Consuelo Aramburu.
Mike was a loving father and husband and great provider for his family, as well as a faithful friend to many. He was also a faithful servant at his church. Mike could fix anything and was known as a gadget guru. He enjoyed camping, cooking, and spending time with his family.
In addition to his wife, Mike is survived by his son, Michael Dieschbourg; his daughter, Jacqui Dieschbourg; a sister Michelle Dieschbourg; two half-brothers, Anthony and Jon-paul Dieschbourg; and many extended family members.
A visitation will be held at Calvary Baptist Church in Simpsonville on Friday, August 9, 2024, at 2:30 pm. A Memorial Service will follow beginning at 4:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, please consider participating in the go fund me page set up for the family by clicking this link: Dieschbourg Go Fund Me.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you asking God to comfort and strengthen you all and give you His peace that passes all our understanding.
Dearest Roseanne and your family. You are in my heart and prayers at the loss of Mike. My heart warms with memories of him, and he is gone too soon. God’s blessings to you and yours through this path you are walking. Hope to reach out in a few weeks. God has him in his keeping, you have him in your hearts. 🙏❤️
My neighbor, bread maker, lawn guy, turkey fryer, fix everything person, dog watcher and most of all my friend. I will forever cherish our backyard talks that we would have a few times a week. Your kindness, compassion, and friendship throughout the years goes unmatched. The memories we had over the last 17 years will live on in our hearts and minds. May God give your family the strength to get through this difficult time. RIP my dear friend, you will be missed. Going into my backyard will never be the same. Much Love,
Gene and Melissa
Humanity has truly lost a good one. He will be able to take a forever vacation in Heaven because nothing will need fixing. I’m honored to have had a working relationship with him.
Warmest regards,
Anthony Smith
First Presbyterian Church of Greenville
Hello to mike my favorite brother from our family.this is your little brother Anthony Jedidiah Dieschbourg.you’ve protected me as long as I can remember.I looked up to you and your strong relationship with God.I’ll miss your noogies you used to give me out of love.and your biggest bear hugs.you were an amazing chef and Gamer. enjoy Heaven mike. you’ve definitely earned eternal Joy .rest in peace.