Condolences to all of Michel's family... I know how very much you all meant to him.

Michel was a remarkable human being. I met him on the dance floor, where he was loved by all and admired for his dancing ability. He was friendly to all, and could make anyone dancing with him feel that they were the best dancer in the world...regardless of if they were any good or not. His cheerfulness and generosity of spirit were unmatched, in all parts of his life. He was fascinating to talk with, recounting the many and varied experiences of his life. He was an excellent dance teacher, and a fun dance partner for many years. I will miss him always — Gay Schoene

Michel is my brother in law, married to my late sister Valerie. We had good times together at his home in Hamilton, and my parents home in Boston. Michel was a consummate master craftsman and I have fond memories of us talking about old cars and anything to do with mechanics. Robin, Peter, Chris, we are so sorry for your loss. Michel was a friend to all and the best father. We will miss him. May he rest in peace. Dennis and Mary Arntz

Bill & Heather offer our Condolences to the Vincent family. We moved to Echo Cove Rd 30 years ago, Michel was probably the first person to welcome us and introduce us to the "Lake Life". Always with a smile on his face, always tinkering & fixing things we got along great ! Rest in peace my friend.

Peter, Patricia and Family - we are so sorry for the loss of your father, sending prayers

I'm so sorry for the loss of your dad. I remember spending time at the house on Echo Cove Rd while growing up. Later after moving away I might see him while back visiting and he was kind & smiling. Although it's been several years now I can still see his smile. In time I hope good memories offer comfort in your loss. Cherylanne (Barton) Gray

When we think of Michel, we have the memory of a person who was always smiling, generous and who always had stories to tell. We were really happy to see him again when he came to France and also when he came for our wedding in 2005. For the record, he even wanted to come with a Cadillac to drive the married but unfortunately he couldn't. He loved dancing and traveling and that's what he will continue to do in his paradise. From our little corner of France (Vendin-lès-Béthune), we are thinking of him and all his loved ones. Deepest condolences from his French family. Frederic Corinne Lou-Ann Elliot

Michel lit up the dance floor with his smile and skill. May you Rest In Peace beautiful friend and Tango partner! Love Casey

I remember the first time I saw Michel at a dance club in Boston and he was swingdancing with two women at the same time, having so much fun. I knew I wanted to meet him and dance with him. The dances he had at his home were so much fun. He was so special and kind to everyone around him. Donna Boudrow

Chris and your family, my heart, thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Carol A

To Chris and family. Miae and I send our heartfelt condolences to you and your family for the loss of your dad. It's difficult to lose a parent but I have found that you never really lose him because he will always be in your heart. Gene and Miae

I want to send my deepest condolences to the family. You've been missed very much at the dances these past few years. He was a super dancer. He was actually the one that taught me how to dance. Thank you so much Michelle for the gift of dance. Michel, may you rest in peace.

I will always remember Mr Vincent as such a kind hearted man. Sending Peter and his family love, and my deepest condolences during this difficult time. Kelly Barnes

Mike was our anazing friend and incredible neighbor in Hamilton for more than 25 years. So many nights on his way home from work he'd stop and have supper with us. You would never meet a more wonderful friend. I miss you Mike and loved your friendship.

Michel's eyes twinkled with every step. He was a most memorable part of my introduction to the dancing community and forever in my heart. After having many dances with him, years ago, I ran into him at Patton Park where he was taking photographs with old fashioned cameras, another creative piece of him that I wouldn't have known about. His gifts were many and his generous soul lives on through all those he touched.