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Buddy Marsh

Topeka, Kansas

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George W. Buddy Marsh George W. Buddy Marsh, 79, died Friday, Jan. 27, 2017, at a Topeka hospital. Born in 1937 in Atchison, Kansas, to John Marsh and Elizabeth Barker, Buddy attended Topeka schools. He was an Army veteran. He worked as a crane operator for Champney Wrecking Co. for 35 years and...

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Buddy was the man! George Clark owner of the 171 Supermodified made these two comments to me in an interview in 2009. “Bud blew them in the weeds tonight”. Buddy drove with his head not his foot yet was very fast, setting several records and winning many races primarily at the MidAmerica Fairgrounds Track in Topeka. Thanks for the memories Buddy. Marlin Weyer, Formally of Goff, Kansas

While I didnt know Buddy well, I have a couple quotes George Clark owner of the # 171 Super Modified told me when I interviewed George in 2008.. Shorty drove with his foot (driver before Buddy and we tore up the car many times) but Buddy drove with his head and look at the success Buddy had driving a under funded car. Another quote from George that he used often when Buddy did well was ole Bud blew them in the weeds tonight! LOL. Think of you and Buddy this anniversary of Buddys death....

We all know your with some pretty amazing topeka race car drivers and crew I'm pretty sure dad (Tommy Bevan) welcomed you back and your probably telling many racing stories . To the family I am sorry for your loss may you find comfort in this difficult time

I LOVE YOU DAD, I KNOW YOUR HAPPY CAUSE YOU GET TO BE WITH MOM.
ANYONE CAN BE A FATHER BUT IT TAKES A GOOD MEN TO BE A DAD. I LOVE YOU DAD AND I MISS YOU I REMEMBER ALL THE TIMES THAT MOM AND DAD TRY TO SET ME DOWN AND PREPARE ME FOR THE DAY THEY WOULD LEAVE AND GO TO HEAVEN. , WE ALL KNEW IT WOULD BE HARD FOR ME BUT i NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD ACTUAL BE THIS SOON THAT I LOSE BOTH OF YOU. I HAVE LIVED ALL MY LIFE THROUGH MY LOVING PARENTS AND MY MOM ALWAYS SAID I ACT LIKE YOU DAD AND I PUT...

To the Marsh family and friends, please accept Elena's and my deepest heartfelt thoughts, prayers and condolences on the loss of a good man, Buddy.
Please take comfort in the knowledge that he is now free of pain and suffering and that he is back where he belongs, with his beloved Myrtle, the other loved ones that have gone before him together with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
May he and Myrtle, Rest In Peace.

So sorry for your loss. George Clark is my Grandfather. For years and years I've listened to old racing stories. THEY NEVER GET OLD !! Grandpa always gets excited when talking about Buddy. "Old Bud blew them in the weeds ! " Grandpa always talked so highly of Bud. They made a great team!! My daughter races quarter midgets now and we love looking at old photo's of Great Grandpa George and Buddy throwing dirt. I will tell Grandpa the sad news. Again sorry for your loss

James and family sorry for your loss. I knew Buddy from the Super Modified days driving for George Clark of Corning in the 171 car where he had many successes. Buddy drove with his head not just his foot. May he rest in peace.

I am asking God to put a hedge of protection and strength and peace as you take this journey with your Father...and Grandfather....and to all the friend's that shared this dear soul's life.....He will be missed...He was so welcomed into my family....God's speed Buddy Marsh

Great Man and Friend. Buddy Marsh.