Michael Cedeno

Mr. Michael Cedeno is the son of Jennifer Cedeno, born on June 27th, 1986 in Los Angeles, California. He started and continued his basic education within the Duarte Unified School District. Michael was blessed with a natural physical capability of skateboarding for which he taught and shared his passion with young children in the community. He enjoyed working with disabled and elderly individuals throughout his adult life.

Michael was a free-spirited man who enjoyed life without boundaries. He took life as it came and accepted people for who they were. He was a father, brother, son, and loyal friend who protected those he loved. He became an valuable member of the community and everything he did he did it his way! Michael was loved by many and will be greatly missed! He was called to glory on January 14th, 2021.

He leaves to mourn and cherish his memories: Mother: Jennifer Cedeno, Four children: Matthew Cedeno, Michelle Cedeno, Asilenn Cedeno and Cedar Gray, One sister: Tia Atwell, Two brothers: Jeremy Williams, and Nathan Powell, and a host of cousins and close friends.

A TRIBUTE TO MY SON

My SON I cannot begin to express my sentiments adequately enough for such a profound moment as your departure. I recall the day you were born, and I held you in my arms. I remember this beautiful little baby boy whose face lit up the room. I knew my life would be different.

As I nurtured you from a baby to a young man, I can see what others did not see. That was your full potential in life. You gave me strength in some of my lowest moments. When mother became ill in the hospital you gave me your genuine support. I knew I could count on you being right there next to her bedside with a watchful eye! Ensuring she got proper care daily. You gave yourself the name ‘Two-chairs; to emulate Two Chains the rapper to signify the endurance of being in her hospital room for long periods of time. Pulling chairs together to sleep on for the long haul. Especially when I needed sleep myself.

You made it possible for me to make it through that difficult time and for that I will forever be grateful and have those memories. Son I love you so much. I will miss your loving smile and gentle face. No one can take your vacant place.

I know one day we will reunite and that you and mother will be there waiting in glory. So, until then Son

Rest in Peace!

Your Mother Jen!