Michael Blair Everhart

Michael Blair Everhart, 63, of Salisbury, passed away on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at Crestview Health and Rehab in Mooresville.

Michael was born May 3, 1962, in Rowan County, North Carolina to the late Wayne Kanoy Everhart and Barbara Ann Matthews Everhart.

He was also preceded in death by his siblings, Wayne Everhart Jr, twin brother Melvin Everhart and baby sister Sharon Louise Everhart

Survivors include two daughters, Cynthia Everhart and Sharon Borgquist; one son, Michael Everhart Jr.; six grandchildren, Christian Everhart, McKayla Everhart, Benjamin Borgquist, Kamron Everhart, Stella Borgquist and Scarlett Borgquist; one sister, Debra “Debbie” Garrett; one aunt, Cherry Matthews; other relatives and friends

Michael “Mike” Everhart, better known simply as Dad or Daddy, was a man known and loved by many. His presence was unmistakable — whether by his easy laugh, his hardworking spirit, or the way he made everyone around him feel like family. Mike passed away surrounded by love, leaving behind a legacy built from loyalty, laughter, and the kind of quiet strength that never needed words to be understood.

Mike shared a special bond with his twin brother, who was not only his lifelong companion but his very best friend. Together, they created memories, mischief, and a brotherhood that stood unshaken throughout their lives. Their connection was something rare and deeply treasured, a testament to the love within their family.

A great dad through and through, Mike poured his heart into his family. He showed up in every way that mattered — through his work, his humor, and his steady, dependable presence. If he wasn’t listening to his favorite country music or old rock, he could be found watching a race, a baseball game, or football on Sundays. These simple joys were his way of unwinding after long days spent working with his hands.

A gifted craftsman and natural problem-solver, Mike spent his life in construction and under the hood of old trucks. He took pride in honest labor and built his reputation on integrity and skill. As the owner of Everhart’s Siding, he served countless families with dedication, leaving behind work that stands as strong and enduring as he was.

Hands that built, hands that fixed,

Hands steady, strong, and true—

We’ll miss the way you lived your life

With heart in all you’d do.

Rest easy now, your work is done;

We’ll carry on for you.

Services will be private and held at a later date.