Wilson F Rusho

Sorry to hear of Will's passing. We had many pleasant conversations about his collectables and acquired treasures while he was in my barbershop, he was well thought of for sure and sadly missed.

I’m so sorry to hear this sad news. I was on the Adams Library Board with Wilson for several years. He was a quiet man who would use his guidance when needed. He will be missed.

So sorry for the family’s loss!

I remember Wilson for his work with the Adams' Boy Scout Troop 37, introducing me to the world of stamp collecting, and being one of the first to own a Ford Mustang in Adams. I also recall a man profoundly impacted by the assassination of JFK. Not being peers, I never knew him as "Bud", it was Mr. Rusho, and later, as Wilson. We shared some time at LDA, though he was an office employee and I was out in the weather with the field crew. He was a stand-up guy, and he has left us all with...

My condolences to the family! Bud was my oldest cousin, who always treated us kindly. Rest in Peace good man!

I would like to send my codelences to the family. I work at O. D. Greene and always enjoyed him coming in. Such a gentlemen! Will really miss seeing him! Love and prayers to all!
Daphne Wood

Will, I loved you like a father, I've known you for 23 years, you taught me more in that time than anyone else could have, I really enjoyed working with you at Jefferson County, and working for you at home. I will miss you and mom and pray you are both together. You inspired me to be Helpful and grateful to other people, I will never forget you Will.

Bud was one of The nicest men I ever knew. A Blessing to his family and all who knew him. Rest in peace. Prayers and blessings for all his family.