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Bernard Dudley

Naples, Florida

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Bernard Dudley Naples, FL

Bernard F. (Bunny) Dudley passed away on August 30, 2013 in Naples FL at 96 years of age.

He was born December 26, 1916 in Hanover, NH, the youngest of five children of Charles H. and Ida Louise Dudley. Bunny was proud of his lineage, an 11th generation...

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Just returning from a family trip, Lynda and I cannot possibly express how sad we are to hear the news about Bunny. As one of our Founding leaders who tirelessly help build our Naples ESU Branch, he always served as a fair and true statesman. A good friend, spirited and considerate to everyone, gentle but sharp and funny. That was always Bunny. We will miss him dearly.

My Dear Uncle Bunny: How I will miss you! For all of my life you have been a source of joy. When my life was at its darkest, you and Aunt Anne, opened the doors of your hearts and reminded me that the light of love never dies. You taught me life lessons with encouragement, wisdom, and a brilliant sense of humor. "Sit easy in the saddle of life," you used to remind me when I was all wound up! One of the things I admired most about you was your willigness to take on new ways of doing things, an...

Ted and family, my deepest sympathies to you in the loss of your Dad. What a wonderful man he was and he will be missed by many. Pat Rucker Head

I am at a loss for words that reflect my feelings of deep sorrow at hearing of Bunny's untimely death. He was a man who cared for everyone and I had thought that he could beat the limitations of age. I will miss him dearly. He was a friend and mentor. My deepest sympathies for his family.

Bunny will be greatly missed, his warm smile and genuine interest in his friends and acquaintances always made us feel so special. I will also miss his dry sense of humor, he always made me laugh.My deepest and sincere condolences to his family.

Mr. Dudley was a founding father of the Naples Branch of The English-Speaking Union,a beacon of light during his years of serving faithfully on the Board of Directors, and he was loved and respected by all. We will miss him dearly.

Paul and I are in Ireland, but saw the news about Bunny. We are both sad to lose such a fun-loving and wonderful man. Our prayers are with his family now.
Catherine Boltz