Emory Kelley Bunting

Dear Buntings,

No other teacher made more an impact on my love of history than Emory. As a history professor, I'll remember her well. Her name is the one in my dissertation's dedication.

Dear Bunting Family,
I also knew Emory as Miss Kelley. She taught the first and last 9th grade class at Spring Woods Jr. High and I had the honor of not just being taught by her, but by being inspired, guided, and cared for by her. I have always, even to this day, called her my very favorite teacher. My prayers are with the family at this sad time, but I am grateful to see that we will all be together again some day. May God be with you during these trying days.
Susan Lorino LaCoste

Aunt Em as we called her was an inspiration and my Mother's best friend. I loved her truely and she will always be in my heart.

Dear Jim and the Bunting family-

My deepest condolences on the loss of Mrs. Bunting. Jim and I were partners at Eckerd at the time of her stroke. I had failed to keep up over the years,and was unaware of her cancer diagnosis.I always admired your strong family unit -even from across the country. I know that GOD and family will sustain you in this difficult time. Please know that you all are in my thoughts.

Allison Hollins,RPh
CVS/Eckerd

Dear Bunting Family,

With our deepest condolances and best wishes to all of the Bunting family in this tough time. Mariko and I were fortunate to meet your mother once and all of you will now be in our thoughts and prayers. All the best...Mariko and Michael Tom [Los Angeles, CA]

Dear Jimmy, Stephen, & Anne
So sorry to hear of Emory's passing. I will always remember one thing about her, she always wanted things organized. So when we all get to heaven things will already be organized for us. You are in our prayers. Sorry we couldn't be there.

Love Ya,
Clyde & Janice (Grafton) Valdetero, Jason & Corey (Kilgore, Texas)

I just wanted to write what a positive influence Mrs. Bunting was in my life, and that even though I hadn't seen her in years, her passing still saddens me. She always put a smile on my face and it was a pleasure being one of her students.

Dear Jimmy and Family,
Our own "Auntie Mame" is now directing in heaven. My, how we shall miss her. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We shall see you tomorrow.

Love,
Diane and John

Stephen:
I am so very sorry to hear about the passing of your Mom. My deepest sympathy to all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your Sister and of course, your Dad.