Obituary in the Ministry: Patrick Schnieder honors Michael Müller

In the condolence book, the Federal Minister of Transport recalls Michael Müller’s commitment to the interests of the taxi and rental-car industry. The TMV regards the tribute as an expression of close ties and great appreciation.

Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder signs his name in the condolence book at the Federal Ministry of Transport in Berlin for the late TMV founder and honorary president Michael Müller. | Photo: TMV
Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder signs his name in the condolence book at the Federal Ministry of Transport in Berlin for the late TMV founder and honorary president Michael Müller. | Photo: TMV

Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder has signed the condolence book in the Berlin-based Federal Ministry for the late founder and honorary president of the Taxi and Rental Car Association (TMV), Michael Müller.

Tribute to Michael Müller's Commitment

In his entry, Schnieder praised Müller's decades-long commitment to the interests of the taxi and rental-car industry. He stressed that Müller's work had always been characterized by objective considerations and that he had dedicated himself with great commitment to the concerns of the trade.

Condolences and solidarity

The minister expressed his condolences to the family, relatives and friends of Michael Müller.

Also TMV chief executive Patrick Meinhardt was moved by the minister's entry. He described the gesture as a sign of sympathy and of the Federal Minister of Transport's solidarity with the TMV community.

“It is a particularly moving sign of sympathy that the minister has found the very personal and highly laudatory words for our founding and honorary president Michael Müller and has written them in the condolence book. We, as the TMV family, thank Patrick Schnieder for this tangible sign of inner solidarity.”

(Source: TMV)

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