Harold N. "Kelly" Bazemore

Jean and family...we were out of the country at the time of your great loss (and such a loss to everyone who knew Kelly). We shall always remember his great smile and friendship, our work with him through VCA, his visits here with us at the campground, and the wonderful dinners with the two of you. He was an inspiration to everyone whose lives he touched. He always spoke lovingly of you and his children...life will be difficult without him but the values he instilled will certainly make...

Jean and Family, we have been out of town and just returned. I knew it was coming but still not prepared.This month, we would have known Kelly for 24 years and we loved him. He was what I always called "the perfect Southern gentleman". I will never hear the bagpipes that I will not think of him, he knew how we loved the music and he would bring his and play for us for many years. He was a perfectionist in his work and we always appreciated that in him. I could never imagine anyone else ever...

DEAR JEAN

AS USUAL I WAS OUT OF TOWN AND UNABLE TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL. I AM VERY SORRY TO SEE THIS HAPPEN TO A GREAT GUY LIKE KELLY. MY GOODNESS, WE PLAYED SOFTBALL TOGETHER YEARS AGO AND I HAVE KNOWN HIM FOR A LONG TIME. I KNOW BUBBA STAYED CLOSER TO KELLY BUT HE KEPT ME ABREAST OF EVERYTHING. PLEASE EXCEPT MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES.

TOM AND JANE THROCKMORTON

I was so sorry to hear about Kelly, I have known him for a long time, I met him when I worked at Double Envelope Corp in Roanoke and then I am now at Natural Bridge of Virginia, he was truly a great man and loved his family very much. I know he will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

We have been out of town. So sorry to hear about Kelly. He left a lasting impression on the tourism industy and the many friends that he made through tourism. Love and regrets to his family. With sympathy, Donna and Tommy Mason and family

Dear Jean, Catherine (Brooke) Buckingham sent me the newspaper notice of Kelly's death. When we knew Kelly he was just beginning to call himself "Kelly" and was an incredible athlete from day one.Since I have never lived in VA since marrying, I lost contact with Kelly, BUT I hope that you have felt, being Kelly's wife, that Ginter Park Elem. School was an ideal place to begin life and the classmates were very special! We aren't likely to foget each other! I wished that I had lived closer to...

Jean,

The girls have all reported back to me on the wonderful service and all the love that surrounded everyone at the church. I am so sorry I could not be there, but my son and I were in Chatham visiting with my parents (85 years old). Kelly has been a tremendous support to me as we both faced our challenges. I will miss him greatly but will always remember his zest for life and his strong spirit and love for family.

Jean & family,
I am so sorry to hear of Kelly's death and to let you know I will miss seeing him in Urbanna. If there's any thing I can do, pease ask.
Joyce Eanes

Chris, Jantz, Scott and family: I am so sorry to hear about Kelly, I did not find out until to late to attend. I send the whole family my love. Kelly was a wonderful man and loved his family dearly, he will be missed.