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Michael (Mike) Wade Streetman, age 64, went to be with his Lord, in whom he truly believed, on December 25, 2015, in San Antonio, TX. Mike was born on September 1, 1951, in Houston, TX to L. J. and Jo Ann Streetman. He graduated from Richardson High School in the class of 1969. He attended Texas A&M University as a member of the Corps of Cadets and graduated in 1973.
Immediately upon his graduation from A&M, Mike was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. He successfully completed USAF Undergraduate Pilot Training at Columbus, MS, and was assigned as an Instructor Pilot at Shepherd AFB, in Wichita Falls, TX. He was Honorably Discharged from the Air Force in 1975.
Mike then began his career as a successful business entrepreneur. His ventures included ownership of numerous Dairy Queens, convenience stores, a western store, a feed store, and the famous Garcia's Mexican Restaurant in College Station, TX. The final 15 years of his life, Mike was an active partner in Streetman-Mitchell, Inc, Commercial Construction Contractors. Mike was a supremely devoted husband, father, brother, and friend. He was an avid hunter whose travels took him to several continents. Mike was a natural born leader of men, women, and children of all ages.
Mike was preceded in death by his beloved son, Casey, and his life-hero father and mother, L. J. and Jo Ann Streetman. Mike is survived by his lovely wife, Melissa; daughter, Ginny Wareing and her husband Robert Wareing; daughter, Carrie Kamrowski and her husband Craig Kamrowski; Melissa's daughters, Elizabeth Gibbons Dryden, and Emily Gibbons Hartsell and her husband Colby Hartsell; grandchildren, Mackenzie, Garrett, and Mason Wareing, grandchildren, Jackson and Chase Kamrowski; sister, Phillis Hager; sister, Debbie Pool and her husband Jim Pool; niece, Kelly Hager; niece, Allie Dwyer and her husband Steve Dwyer; nephew, Colby Hager and his wife Heather; and nephew, Cody Pool.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2015
2:00 PM
FELLOWSHIP OF SAN ANTONIO
23755 CANYON GOLF RD.
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Russ Stovall
Mike you are truly missed. We had some great hunting trips. And got into some real mischief one Christmas night. We were grounded what seemed to be for ever, but we survived it all. Great times at your grandparents place as well. You, Scotty Baxter, Eddie with his long Tom shot gun, and me with a shotgun with no plug. We did some serious duck hunting back then. Practicing bronc riding in the back yard on the barrel. That liked to have killed me a few times. God Bless my friend. Rest in Peace.
Eddie Norman
Mike and I were best friends since our sophmore year of high school. I will always remember the good times we had hunting, rodeoing, water skiing and going to clubs and concerts with our girlfriends and wives. Rest in peace my friend.