Henrietta: January 15, 2024. Michael is predeceased by his parents, Clifford & Gertrude Barcomb; brothers, Clifford Barcomb, Jr. & Stuart Barcomb. He is survived by his wife, Cheryl Barcomb; children, Craig (Doreen) Barcomb & Michelle Barcomb; grandchildren, Rachel (Justin Butts) Kotvis, Zachary Barcomb, Samara (Sam) Siroky, & Kyle Barcomb; great-grandchildren, Everleigh Siroky & Rollins Siroky; sisters, Barbara Barcomb & Sherri Barcomb Hargrave; brother Ted Barcomb. Several nieces, nephews, cousins & dear friends.

Michael's life story will be shared during his visitation at the funeral home, Tuesday, January 23rd, 5-7 PM, 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 & Long Pond Rd.). His funeral Mass will be celebrated, Wednesday, January 24th, 10 AM at St. Marianne Cope Parish Rd. Michael's interment in Maplewood Cemetery is private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to St. Marianne Cope Parish, 2061 E. Henrietta Rd., Rochester, NY 14623 or to American Lung Association, 155 Washington Ave., Suite 210. Albany, NY 12210 in Michael's memory.


Mike,the 3rd child was the ultimate "birthday gift," being born on his mother's birthday. He graced her presence on a spring day, May 27th, 1953 in Malone, New York. His father, Clifford owned Wembly Construction and his mother, Gertrude was a homemaker. Mike was blessed with many siblings, including Clifford Jr., Stuart, Barbara Sherri & Ted.

Mike attended Johnsburg Central School in North Creek. In his senior year he moved to Rochester and attended Monroe Community College to study accounting. Mike was introduced to Cheryl by a neighbor and eventually they married in Queensbury, NY. They had 2 children, Craig & Michelle. While the family was growing up, Mike worked at Wembly Construction & Monroe Livingston Sanitary Landfill as a heavy equipment operator. As a family they traveled to the Adirondacks every year.

Mike had many interests and hobbies; fishing, puzzles, cars, slot-car racing, camping and cruising. Along with his hobbies he enjoyed suspense shows, history & country music. Mike had a great sense of humor that he shared with his family and friends. No one will forget his favorite sayings: "pull my finger" and "in a lil' bit."

Those that knew him will always remember his joking personality, loving smile and meticulous nature. He was not a man of many words, but when he spoke people would come away with a sense of comfort from his words. He most definitely has left a legacy of love and respect.