Perry Bassel Haynes Wolfe

Peggy, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I am a friend from Adamson High School, Class of '53, and Oak Cliff UMC. My sympathy to your and your family.

Shelby,
Condolences and Peace be with you and yours...

Bassel was my bowling companion for the past 35 years. I have never known a finer man. He loved our sport and participated to the end. There is a special place in our hearts for such a warm and creative soul. I will treasure his memory always.

Sending condolences to this sweet family. I know you will miss your dad so much! You are in my prayers.

Peggy, It has been years since we have had communications but I want you to know my heart felt sympathy for the loss of Bassel. Adamson High School was a long time ago and our lives have gone separate ways. But, still I am thinking and praying for you and your family. Carolyn Decker Spillers, Class of l953.

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS SIS... MANY HUGS TO ALL

He was a great man who was a true gentleman.

Bassel was such an inspired artist whose reference library was a sight to behold in his studio. His love of Western landscapes, animals, ranching scenes, and American Indian art gave his art that special flair. He was a true flagship artist for El Paso, and his loss deeply saddens me. Bassel was a wonderful, kind gentleman, and his family can be very proud of the wonderful legacy he has left. RIP Bassell.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.