Glover S. Colladay

Always sorry to hear of the passing of an old friend of China Lake days. Working in WPG, neighbors on Lexington, and our children playing together.
Our sympathy to the family.

We were so sorry to hear of Dud's passing. He truly was a gentleman. We enjoyed seeing him in the neighborhood, walking the dog. He was a special person and will be missed.

We both have many memories of Dud and are sorry to hear of his passing. Betty was Philip's second grade teacher at China Lake. I worked for him, both at China Lake and NOSC in San Diego. He was a great supervisor and loved to play cards at lunch! And he didn't like to lose. I thought highly of him. Gerald Sprouse

Dear Nancy,
The obituary for Dud is wonderful. He was indeed a gentleman and a scholar. We look forward to seeing you at the service tomorrow. Our Michael will do his best to attend as well. With much love,
Marilyn and Vic

So very sorry for your loss. He will be deeply missed. We always enjoyed visiting with Dud when he walked Annie.
We remember fondly the day he stopped by our house to bring Ernie a golf ball that he found on his walk. He was a kind and gentle person. He will be missed. God bless all of you.