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Jacqueline Bagnall
April 28, 2011
Dear Dorothy,
We are thinking of you and your family today, and will throughout the days and weeks ahead. I was sorry to learn yesterday, from my Mom, of Bud's passing.
I will always remember Bud for his strong and outgoing personality, his laughter, and his many talents. It was such a remarkable kindness when he hand carved the beautiful walking cane for my dad, years ago. Dad used it daily for eight years, and everywhere he went, people admired it, and asked where he had gotten it. It is a family treasure now, and such a fine remembrance of Bud's talent and generosity, and of your family's ongoing friendship for the past fifty plus years.
Please give our sympathy and sincere condolences to Dick, Ed, Tim, and all of your family. You have been through a lot lately, and I wish you rest and peaceful serenity. Please know that we care about you. I will come to visit you the next time I that I am "home", visiting in Tucson.
In continuing friendship.....and sincerely.... Jacque and Mike Bagnall
Ray & Sue Flucke
April 22, 2011
Our thoughts & prayers are with you, Dorothy, Dick & Bonnie, Cody, Casey--he was a gentle loving man. He is now healthy & busy "carving up heaven."
Dottie Bramhall
April 22, 2011
I am so glad over the last few years that I got to meet Uncle Bud and all of your family. We will miss him when we visit again, but so glad we became computer friends from the beginning. Love Dottie and Jim
Pennie
April 21, 2011
Thoughts are with your family Dick and Bonnie.
Susan Pierce
April 21, 2011
Bud has been a great & faithful friend to my parents. Thank you all for your friendship and love towards our entire family for many decades. I know that Bud will be greatly missed. God bless you all with many wonderful memories of happy times together. Much love and prayers from George & Ann Stevenson's daughter, Susan Pierce (Greenville, SC).
Gail Bramhall
April 21, 2011
You gave me many happy memories, and shared your family with me. You were a man with a big heart and generous spirit! Always you'll be my "uncle Bud."
Dorothy, I love you and send my prayers for you in this difficult time.
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