Eugene-Butler-Obituary

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Eugene P. Butler

Spring Hill, Florida

Sep 10, 1938 – Aug 23, 2016 (Age 77)

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BORN
September 10, 1938
DIED
August 23, 2016
AGE
77
LOCATION
Spring Hill, Florida
CHARITY
Shriners Hospitals for Children

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Brewer & Sons Funeral Homes - Spring Hill Chapel Obituary

Eugene P. Butler 77, of Timber Pines, Spring Hill FL (Formerly of Agawam, MA) passed away on August 23, 2016. He was a retired Air Force Veteran as well as a retired Teamster, avid golfer, enjoyed playing cards and visiting casino's. Eugene was also a Patriots and Red Sox fan. He is predeceased by his sister, Eileen Bradley and brother, Edward. He is survived by his sons, Philip and Daniel; 2 grandchildren, Ryan and Kailey; companion, Mary Lee Abare; and former wife and friend, Diane.

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During a round of golf on annual tour, a guy who joined up with us was having a rough day while playing for a small sum. He left a dozen, if he left one putt short. In frustration he exclaims, "what do I have to do to sink one"? As Gene walks of the green, he say's with a straight face, "hit it a little harder". One of the best one liners in golf history.

Phil and Danny,
So sorry to hear of you Dads passing.
I know him for many yrs. Great times and many great memories of the family. Prayers sent to you both. Love Brenda

To Phil,Danny and also the entire Butler Family and Loved ones. I am truly sorry for your loss. Gene as well as all of you are in my prayers.

Phil and Danny,
Condolences to you and your family on Gene's passing. Peace and love,
Jon and Linda Bubrow

I am very sorry for your loss. I met Gene many times when he was with my brother John O'Keefe and they had many great times together. He will be deeply missed and always remembered with love.
Joanne Bresnahan

Phil and family, sorry for your loss Gene was a true gentle man who was a great embassador for golf the fairways of W.M. Will miss his presence and ever present smile .

To Phil, Dan and the entire Butler family. I am very sorry to hear we've lost your dad. He was a great friend, golf buddy and serviceman. I'll miss him a bunch. I live by one of his quotes "99% of those that don't pass the hole won't go in." I always thought that meant give your best and you won't be disappointed.

Phil - so sorry to read about your Dad. Gene was one of the most likable gentlemen that I had the pleasure of knowing. My most sincere condolences to you and your family. Please pass along my regards to your Mom. Tom Plakias

So sorry for your lost. Your father was a great guy and friend. Lou and Terri