Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly
The life of Michael Ward was celebrated during his homegoing service on January 3, 2026, where family and close friends gathered to honor a gifted musician whose life was defined by generosity, service, and a deep love for music. The service reflected the impact he had on those around him and the lasting legacy he leaves behind.
As someone who came to know him and call him a dear friend, Michael was more than a talented violinist; he was a gracious spirit who gave freely of his time, his gifts, and his heart. Whether performing, mentoring, or offering encouragement, he carried himself with humility and kindness. Music was his calling, but service was his practice. Through his art, he brought comfort, inspiration, and joy, reminding others of music’s power to heal, uplift, and connect.
Those who knew Michael remembers his warmth, generosity, and steady presence. He had a way of making people feel seen and valued, always willing to support others without expectation. His influence extended beyond the stage, touching lives through both his actions and his character.
Michael was also a friend of Data News Weekly, and we are grateful for the relationship we shared with him. His commitment to community and culture reflected the very best of who he was.
While his physical presence is no longer with us, Michael leaves the world the enduring gift of his music and a legacy of service to others. He will be remembered with gratitude, love, and deep respect.
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