- Date Of Birth: May 22, 1968
- Date Of Death: July 29, 2019
- State: Massachusetts
Michael “Mike” Annable, 51, passed away suddenly on July 29, 2019. He was the cherished son of Maureen Ferris and the late William E Annable. He was father to his beloved daughter Rebecca Annable, who along with Marcus Pina, gave him his 3 grandsons, Marcus, Ryder and Lincoln; his absolute pride and joy. He also leaves his brother William E.M. Annable, his sister-in-law Karla, his nephew Tanner, his niece Amanda Tuson, her husband Ricky Tuson and their two sons Brady and Carter, and his sister Renée Maini and brother-in-law David Maini. Michael grew up in Carver and later moved to Florida, where he lived for many years, making lifelong friends along the way. Mike loved his career, and his ideas and tenacity pushed the envelope in his field of work. He was a digital innovator, from the time he started working in the digital space in 1994 until today, as founder and co-founder of several successful digital technology & marketing agencies. He was fascinated with data and how to use it to tell a story; no, not a story… rather the truth, because he was determined to help businesses understand what was really helping them and what wasn’t, so they could make smart & informed decisions for their business. He was an honest and trustworthy man, who really cared. He loved helping people, in business and in life. He impacted so many lives, by taking chances on people and believing in them. He created opportunities for many to make a start, or better their lives. If you needed help, you could always call Mike. He was there for anyone who needed anything. Four years ago, he moved back to Carver to be closer to his family. He loved being Papa to his three grandchildren and having them over all the time. He loved being back home, reconnecting with old friends and making many new ones. Mike was a son, brother, father, Papa, mentor, and most of all friend to all that had the opportunity to know him. He will truly be missed, but always remembered as the wonderful man that he was.
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