Erlon-Broomhall-Obituary

Erlon "Bucky" Broomhall

Bennington, Vermont

Dec 7, 1931 – Dec 29, 2024

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BORN
December 7, 1931
DIED
December 29, 2024
LOCATION
Bennington, Vermont

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Erlon, "Bucky," Broomhall, 93, formerly of Shaftsbury, Vermont, passed away on December 29, 2024. He had most recently resided at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington, Vermont. He leaves behind his wife Frances of Brookdale Senior Living, his son Matthew and wife Beverly of Goffstown, NH, and...

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Sorry to hear of Bucky,s Passing He was a great Person

There is no doubt that, Bucky, was a marvelous athlete as I´d see him on roller skis on Buck Hill or the NB flats. The memories of, Bucky, that will stay with me are when he painted, Fred Bishop´s, old barn for the new owners. This barn is on Myers Rd and is 300´ long 50-60´ wide and at least 3 stories tall. With a smile on his face and a 5" paint brush in each hand he painted that barn, amazing! In last decade or so I´d do little service call work at his house and he would give me cutting...

Thank you for changing the course of my life. I will honor and hold you dear forever. With love Peter graves

I cannot think of Bucky without picturing his great welcoming smile. He coached our kids in Bill Koch for years and was so proud when we told him that our daughter started her own Bill Koch club in Buffalo NY. He will always hold a special place in our hearts.

I have many memories of Bucky. My brother Dale Wilson was a member of the Nordic Ski Team at MAUHS. At that time, the school didn´t provide transportation for ski events so my father Zip Wilson would load up the car with ski equipment and team members and Bucky taught my Dad how to wax the skis for all kinds of snow conditions. In 1980 when my brother Dale was diagnosed with an acute form of MS, Bucky would come to visit him at my parents home in Bennington. A special visit was when Bucky...

Thank you for your service you Cold War Warrior, it is appreciated. Your work here is done, you are relieved. Rest in peace. Fair winds and following seas.

He was a very nice man and he will be missed very much. Sending my condolences to his wife and family. Ann Carbin

My husband Ron and I had the great pleasure of getting to know Bucky when visiting my brother Tom for almost the past year. They often had meals together and Bucky grew to become a friend of his. We're always going to have fond memories of Bucky. He was a very special guy and we will miss him. Sue and Ron Irwin