Albert George Bowles
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Terri Knowles
June 1, 2011
After attending Uncle Buds service yesterday, I came away with a sense of pride, & awesomeness. What a beautiful service, what a tribute to a wonderful man and what a nice ceremony with honors. I don't recall ever being as touched as I was yesterday. Uncle Bud may you rest in peace knowing you went out in style as well you should!
May 31, 2011
To Al's family:
Bud was one of a kind, always cheerful, ready and willing to aid and assist others. A rare character who loved his fellow man and was loved in return. He will be truly missed. May he rest in peace.
Jim and Doris Vannice
May 30, 2011
To Al's Family,
Bud was always smiling and had a nice word or two for anyone. I hope he is at
peace and that your families have many great memories of him. Betty Hovik Arnold
Albert bundt
May 30, 2011
Al: Thank you for your many years of service but most of all for your friendship.You always did more than what was required in everything. Al Bundt 129
May 30, 2011
The Al's Family,
On behalf of Fire Dist. #12, our sincere sympathy goes to each of you. For Al, thank you for your years of service and dedication to FD #12. RIP Fire Service Brother.
Kay Smith, (ret'd) FD #12 Fire Commissioner
Don & Helen Swan
May 29, 2011
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
May 28, 2011
Al was a good man who listened to everybody. Always happy to make everyone else happy. Enjoyed being Santa to the kids, he was my friend for 9 years and he will be missed.
Deborah Bogart
Gerri Johnson
May 27, 2011
Sally, you have my deepest sympathy. I am here for you.
Ellie Hazen
May 27, 2011
You are gone and I know many many people feel the loss. I want them all to know that you were with your Brother Masons where you enjoyed being and you were with friends who loved you. I know that you are in a much better place for sure.
Stormy Gettmann
May 27, 2011
Mr. Dispatcher, suspenders and all. That's what I remember, Sweaty man always on a mission to finish what he was signed to do and accomplish what he started very well. Always a smile on his face and I would talk about things he would look at me, emberrest his head would shake go down, laugh and walk away. Great man he was. Very sad and our preys are there for family and friends. Old friend from ATS.
Terri Knowles
May 27, 2011
Aunt Sally and family, my heart goes out to you, my thoughts & prayers are with you daily. Uncle Bud was always the kindest man to me, I will never forget the fun times nor what a genuine man he was. I know how much he loved you Aunt Sally. Heaven has another angel & a new star in the heavens. RIP Uncle Bud.
A S
May 27, 2011
Al always shared his love of the outdoors with anyone willing to take a chair. Thanks for your service. A.S. Marysville
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