Bobby-Ogle-Obituary

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Bobby "Bud" Ray Ogle Sr.

Charleston, South Carolina

Jul 4, 1939 – Nov 15, 2018 (Age 79)

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BORN
July 4, 1939
DIED
November 15, 2018
AGE
79
LOCATION
Charleston, South Carolina
CHARITY
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

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J. Henry Stuhr Downtown Chapel Obituary

Bobby "Bud" Ray Ogle, Sr., 79, of Charleston, South Carolina, husband of Phyllis Griffin Ogle entered into eternal rest Thursday, November 15, 2018. His Funeral Service will be held Monday, November 19, 2018 in J. Henry Stuhr, Inc. Downtown Chapel, 232 Calhoun Street at 2:00 p.m. Interment, Holy...

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Dear Ogle family,
I am praying for all of you during this very difficult time. I am sorry that I did not see the obituary in time to take off of work to come pay my respects. I have fond memories of spending the night with Rene' and Mr. Ogle cutting up and playing around with us. He did love his family so!! I wish we had not lost contact with one another. You have all always been special to me! I will be covering you in prayer today and in the coming days which I know will be difficult...

Bud was a life long friend,along with his. brothers and sister.A couple of weeks ago It was a great blessing and Joy to spend some time with Bud and reminisce about our life when we were young and acquaint our selves with each others life experiences.Bud will always be a a friend in my memory. I pray that God will comfort Phyllis .Rene.David and Bobby Jr. in their loss of his presence.and bless them with joyful remembrances.May the Lord comfort his brothers and Sister in their loss and pour...

I had the pleasure of working with Bobby at Williams Station for three decades, I retired there as Supervisor Of Operations whereas Bobby was head of maintenance. We both were born and raised in Georgia, me in Augusta, both were also Georgia fans and shared many hours together. I can think of no finer person nor more fair and congenial person than Bobby was. My sympathies are with you.