Kern County Obituaries

Michael Dean Hamilton

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Mojave Desert News; 17 Mar 2005

Michael Dean Hamilton, a.k.a. “The Worm,” passed away on Thursday, 
March 10, 2005, at 1:22 in the afternoon at the age of 64.
Michael was born May 1, 1940 to the late Glenn and Dorris Hamilton. He 
was the second oldest of ten children. Born in Colton, California 
Michael moved to Mojave at 12 and lived the first part of his life 
there, where he met and married his now ex-wife Debbie Hamilton. 
Together they had three daughters. After beginning to work for the 
Department of Water and Power in 1969, he was later relocated to 
Independence, California. He lived there until he retired in 1998. 
After traveling and fishing for the first few years of his retirement, 
he settled back near his hometown in California City, California.
Michael was preceded in death by his Father, Glenn Hamilton, Mother 
Dorris Hamilton, older brother Butch Hamilton and younger Brothers 
Ricky and Joey Hamilton. Michael is continually loved by and leaves 
behind, eldest daughter Krista Evangelist, son-in-law Jake Evangelist, 
grandson Carson Evangelist, second eldest daughter Julie Hamilton and 
loved one David Levy, youngest daughter Karie Ferriera, son-in-law 
Tommy Ferriera, Jr., grandson Cory Ferriera, granddaughter Katelyn 
Ferriera, and 6 remaining brothers and sisters, Judy Flowers, Jimmy 
Hamilton, Stephen Hamilton, Pat Hamilton, Randy Hamilton and Laurie 
Simpson, as well as his brother and sister-in-laws, nieces, nephews and 
many friends.
A memorial service was held Wednesday March 16, 2005 at the Elks Lodge, 
16200 K Street, Mojave, California.
As the words “Never You Mind” will forever be remembered, we will love 
and miss you.

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