Mike Heaton, former footballer. Find out what happened after he hung up his boots.
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Heaton, Mike I worked with Mick in 1994/5 he began as my driver. I was an enforcement officer and he was with me in my work. He was a nice compassionate man and was too nice to do the job I had done for years! I remember the day of his accident, he was on his way to the office for debriefing but he never arrived! A colleague went to look for him, then we got the news he was involved in a road traffic accident from which he never recovered. Such a sad time for everyone who knew him, he was a wonderful compassionate person with a great sense of humour! We will remember him always.
30-08-20 Corinne Pottet
Heaton, Mike I met mick in 1986 on holiday in Majorca me and my mate are two big evertonian so we’re delighted to meet him and got along well with him so much soo was friends with him until his untimely death in 1995he was a very warm and generous man he had two everton shirts with him in Majorca from the 1986 f a cup final against Liverpool he gave me Gary linekers one and Peter Reid’s to my mate proudly hanging on my wall at home r I p my great mate “easy “
18-10-19 Frank Stafford in
Heaton, Mike Mick was my father in law, on the 11-04-2015 it will be 20 years since he passed away.
Heaton, Mike Mick used to give coaching/training to a sunday league team that I played for; he was friendly, enthusiastic and very patient with those of us who were less than talented. I also played badminton with Mrs Badger and Mrs (Ted ) Helmsley. ( and me a Wednesdayite ... )
Heaton, Mike Hi there. Mick and Len badger used to be old school mates and neighbours. Sad to hear that mick has gone. Is Len still alive? Pete Smith ( from Tinsley Park, Sheffield)
Heaton, Mike I remember waiting for autographs outside the Bellfield Everton training ground.I was doing the typical Scouse thing and asked Mick if he could get me a player shirt.I was 14 at the time.I wasn't allowed into the training ground.True to his word he called me inside and handed me a brown bubble wrap bag with a shirt inside.He asked me previous what number I want.I told him ' any number'.Inside the bag was the famous number 9 shirt.Im 38 now and still keep that shirt as my one of my most keep safe possessions.Live in Australia now DBS was sad to hear Mick passed away.Ill always remember his Geordie accent and good nature.Thanks Mick!True Blue
