Michael Roy Swetnam

In Loving Memory of Michael Roy Swetnam March 26, 1964 - September 19, 2026 Michael Roy Swetnam, 62, was born in Columbus, Ohio, on March 26, 1964, and passed away on September 19, 2026. Michael lived a life defined by his craftsmanship, his music, his jokes and, most of all his love for his family. He was a carpenter, handyman and he was always willing to lend a helping hand. Michael loved playing guitar and singing for the Lord. He attended Chapel of Rest. One of Michaels greatest joys was teaching his son, Tristan, whom he affectionately called Boy, to play guitar and sing alongside him. Those moments together created memories that will be treasured forever. Michael also loved riding his Harley. He enjoyed taking off on his bike and traveling to bluegrass festivals, enjoying the open road. Above all, Michael cherished being with his family and friends. The memories made together, the laughter, the music, the telling of jokes, and the time spent with the people he loved will remain treasured by those who knew him. Michael is survived by his daughters, Crystal Swetnam and Jennifer Swetnam; his son, Tristan Roberts; his brother, Douglas Swetnam and his wife Cindy; his sister, Deborah Swetnam, his grandchildren, Makayla Cherry, Isabella Cherry, Cheyenne Walker, Piper Cunningham, and Memphis Cunningham; and his longtime girlfriend, Tammy Climer. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews, along with many friends and loved ones that will miss him dearlv. Service Information A service celebrating Michaels life will be held at Shaw-Davis Funeral Home 4341 North High Street Columbus, the officiant will be Pastor Tim Crisafulli. Following the service, family and friends will proceed to Union Cemetery 3349 Olentangy River Road for Michaels interment. Following the interment, everyone is invited to the Linden Eagles 3800 Westerville Road to gather together for a celebration of Michaels life, share memories, and celebrate the man he was and the lives he touched. Michael will be deeply missed, but his memory, his music, his kindness, and the love he shared with his family will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.