Michael Cameron Boyce, 34, had a full, rewarding and exciting life, passed away on July 2, 2022. Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and moved to New Jersey, back to his family roots. I learned magic in first year. A graduate of Neptune High School, he was part of the Honor Society. I have completed college studies in film production. Magic was his first love, then came video production, he traveled to Las Vegas and California. Some of his shoots have aired on television; Oprah thanked him for helping out with some of her filming for the David Copperfield interview. It won several awards for film production and one for performing at film festivals. Michael was into RC cars and RC airplanes. Michael had earned a pocket full of flying hours as a student pilot. He lived in Philadelphia, off and on, for a few years. He had many friends from LPA, Little People of America, from whom he suffered from spondylometaepiphyseal dysphasia which made it difficult to walk. Last year he traveled to 26 states, convinced his mother to buy an RV. He traveled to Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Mount Rushmore, the Rocky Mountains, and the entire East Coast. His parents Thomas and Doris Boyce, his sister Ashley, his husband Dan, his nephew and godson Maverick, Nash and his niece Brinley and his half-brother Ryan, uncles Larry and Albie, as well as his fairy godmother aunt Chrissie, he died before them. Michael’s grandparents were the best; they helped give him a good childhood. His life was full of wonderful friends. Come join Michael’s family and friends, Thursday, July 7, 2022 from 3-7 p.m. at Ely Funeral Home in Neptune, NJ, then celebrate his wonderful life at La Dolce Vita in Belmar across the ocean. Any donations may be made to the Little People of America to meet these medical needs. LPA, Inc., 617 Broadway #518, Sonoma, CA 95476. Michael Cameron Boyce, 34, had a full, rewarding and exciting life, passed away July 2, 2022. Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and moved in New Jersey, back to his family roots. I learned magic in first year. A graduate of Neptune High School, he was part of the Honor Society. I have completed college studies in film production. Magic was his first love, then came video production, he traveled to Las Vegas and California. Some of his shoots have aired on television; Oprah thanked him for helping out with some of her filming for the David Copperfield interview. It won several awards for film production and one for performing at film festivals. Michael was into RC cars and RC planes. Michael had earned a pocket full of flying hours as a student pilot. He lived in Philadelphia, off and on, for a few years. He had many friends from LPA, Little People of America, from whom he suffered from spondylometaepiphyseal dysphasia which made it difficult to walk. Last year he traveled to 26 states, convinced his mother to buy an RV. He traveled to Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Mount Rushmore, the Rocky Mountains, and the entire East Coast. His parents Thomas and Doris Boyce, his sister Ashley, his husband Dan, his nephew and godson Maverick, Nash and his niece Brinley and his half-brother Ryan, uncles Larry and Albie, as well as his fairy godmother aunt Chrissie, he died before them. Michael’s grandparents were the best; they helped give him a good childhood. His life was full of wonderful friends. Come join Michael’s family and friends, Thursday, July 7, 2022 from 3-7 p.m. at Ely Funeral Home in Neptune, NJ, then celebrate his wonderful life at La Dolce Vita in Belmar across the ocean. Any donations may be made to the Little People of America to meet these medical needs. LPA, Inc., 617 Broadway #518, Sonoma, CA 95476.
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Posted by Ely Funeral Home – Neptune on July 6, 2022.
