Charles Bud Compton

Missing you today more then ever. I love you.

This is all still so unreal to me.. Grandpa I love you so much I wish u didn't go..

Miss you grandpa, you were the best grandpa ever. RIP sincerely Abigail Danielle lee Strain

I always enjoyed corresponding with Bud about our similar genealogical roots in the Smartsville and Grass Valley area. He was always finding something new and shared whatever he learned. He came to our Pioneer Day several years. I will miss being able to compare notes but I am sure he is meeting all those folks now.

Thank you all for your kind words, you have me in tears and smiling at the same time ❤ love you Papa

Anyone can be forgotten but not a man who chose a life of selflessness and generosity toward his grand children to the very end. If one day you will miss him, search in your heart, there you can feel him, be with him and embrace him. For the person can only be physically gone but never the life lived and the memories shared. Now, the angels rejoice as a good soul has finally made its way home. Have faith and be strong! My sincere sympathy to all of the Compton family

Enjoyed working with Bud at the Grant USD. He helped keep my Foothill Farms JHS library up and running. He was a character and a gentleman.

Mr. Compton was a man I personally did' know however, I know of his children. We grew up together and played and interacted w/ea other in our younger days . Alan is our handy man n he shares a kindness towards the elderly in our community. He has been a faithful worker (over a several years ) serving four neighbors on Quinn Way. I trust this character reflects " who he is. Where he comes from" Doug too is another brother who carries himself in " good standing" in our community. Mr....