Michael Brian Twist, born November 3, 1979, in Yuma, Arizona, passed away, leaving behind a lifetime of memories cherished by family and friends. He was a proud member of the Cocopah Tribe. Began his life on the West Cocopah Reservation and carried his roots with him throughout his life.
Michael was the Beloved son of Bryant and Donna. He was raised and educated within the Somerton School District, where he built lifelong connections and developed the hardworking spirit that would define him.
Throughout his life, Michael worked in construction, landscaping, and as a handyman—trades that reflected both his skill and his willingness to help others. He took pride in working with his hands and creating something meaningful out of his labor.
Michael had a wide range of hobbies and passions. He enjoyed fishing, drawing, playing softball (Cocopah Natives), woodworking, and spending time at the casino. He also had a love for Bird Singing, finding peace and joy throwing the gourd  in nature and simple moments.
One of his proudest roles in life was being an uncle and godfather, titles he carried with love, humor, and dedication. Known for his unforgettable "Big Mike Antics," Michael brought laughter wherever he went and left behind countless humorous and memorable moments that will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.
He is survived by his loving mother, Donna Stevens-Soto; his sisters, Deidre Twist and Lisa Twist; and his brother, Joseph Soto Sr. Nieces; Antonia and Angel Emerson, Nephews; Joseph Soto Jr and MèèQa$ Soto. Godson; Isador Clark. Many Aunts, Uncles and Cousins All of whom he adored deeply.  He made family everywhere tho and made sure nobody ever felt left out.
Preceeded in Death by; Bryant Twist,father
Frank J. Twist & Nina H Twist Paternal Grandparents, Johnny C Stevens Jr & Priscilla Jim maternal Grandparents. Uncles; Pedro Dwayne Jim, Donald Twist Sr, and Irwin Twist. Aunts; Linda Stevens and Diane S Twist.
Michael Brian Twist will be remembered for his hardworking nature, his humor, and the love he shared so freely. He will be deeply missed but never forgotten.