Neil Arthur "Bud" Bolander

I first met Bud in the early '70's in Southern California. I think he and Bob Lemma were drivers for the studios. Then they both agreed to get out of LA, start a construction company, and what a thriving business they started! I used to go in and bug Bud and Brad Devault in the Bolander Lemma office. We'll miss you in SoCal, Bud.
Gene & Veda Meyer

Dear Leslie,
I am so sorry for the loss of your dear husband, Bud. Bud was such a great, funny, and talented man. You two were so right for each other, what a perfect couple you made.
I send my love and condolences to you, Leslie.
From Bootsy
(Mary Ebert-Robb)

Dear Leslie, I admired Bud in so many ways.His professionalism,creative talent,h of humor and overall character
made spending precious, all too short a time with him.Another candle please,
to a man who made a big difference to so many lives. Blessings to you and the family.
J.Randall Smith

Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.

I had the pleasure to intern briefly for Bud which gave me the opportunity to appreciate his talent in Architectural design. I thoroughly enjoyed his dry sense of humor and will remember him fondly. My sincere condolences to Lezlie and his family.

Bud designed our home in Dutch Flat and he was a pleasure to work with. We will remember him fondly.

So sorry to hear this news. His talent has always inspired me.

I knew Bub 18 years ago, what a guy. I'll always remember him. My prayers go out to his wife, daughter and family. RIP my friend..........

Bud designed both of our Auburn homes. An extremely talented person with a great sense of humor. Living in one of his designs makes us think of him daily. Bud, you will be missed.