Michael Bundock

My condolences, I first met mike through Fastball B.C and i also went to umpire school which he taught, you were a good role model for youth and sports.

Dear Louise and family, sending our sincere condolences on your loss. We remember Mike fondly.

I enjoyed good conversation with Mike at the Prince George Aquatic Center where he was a regular attendee. Mike always had a positive attitude and a welcoming smile.
I didn't know Mike outside of the pool but he often spoke of his work at the Seniors Center with great pride and enthusiasm.
He was truly one of a kind.
My condolences to Mike's close friends and family.

Dear Louise & Family, Please accept my heartfelt condolences to you on Mike's passing. Mike was my mentor at First Baptist and he taught me a lot about living and life. Thank you for sharing him. May you have the Peace in knowing that he rests in the arms of Jesus. God Bless

I never knew this mans name, but he always spread happiness and joy when he would come around the hospital to hand out candy on St. Patrick's Day. I am retired now from there for years now, but I will always remember that he brought a smile to our faces with his cheery ways and his big ol' green hat!

We at both ECRA and the PG Seniors Centre Bridge Clubs will miss Mike's kind, capable presence as well as his sharp Bridge play. We send our sincere condolences to Louise and Family. Love Judy.

We will miss your smiling face! Rest in peace.

My condolences to the Bundock Family - he was a true Prince George veteran and sports fan.

We had the pleasure of watching many football games with Mike. He was always there cheering on his grandsons. Our deepest sympathies to the family. He will be missed.

Those who shared a ball diamond with Mike were lucky enough to be touched by his generosity of spirit, willing to teach the umpires just starting out with humour, wisdom, and intelligence. He will be missed.

My sincere sympathy goes out to the Bundock Family. I remember Mike being out and about within the Community with always a Smile on his face! Mr Leprechaun Sending you all love & hugs xo

Our family adored Mike, having been part of the 'section E family' at Cougars hockey games for many years. He was always so cheerful, kind, and thoughtful, especially towards our daughter Victoria. Mike was so sweet to her, from when she was still in utero until she was 8 (last time we went to a game before Covid19 hit). He shared hugs, jokes, candy, and remembered her birthday. She called him "Hockey Mike," and thought he was an actual leprechaun. Our family was very blessed to share a small amount of time over the years with Mike. He will be missed and remembered with love!

It was a pleasure touring ohio then flying to Oregon Mike and Joel. Good memories, Mike was never short for a good story.My condolences to The Bundocks and Family. With love, the Matters Family

Mrs. Bundock and family, I am sorry to hear of Mike's passing. He was a very kind fun loving soul and will missed. He was a great ambassador to soft ball in Prince George over the years as an unbiased umpire.
I will miss his smile and sense of humour.
John Ondrik

I will miss you, Mike. Much love to Louise and family.

Louise and family. Sorry to hear of Mike's passing. A man whose heart was always in the right place
Norm and Erika Gregson. Kelowna. BC

My condolences to the Bundock family, I got to know Mike thru softball, he the umpire & myself a catcher, he was always fair with the calls and was always happy to see he would be officiating the game either in the field or behind the plate, I enjoyed our chats during the games, RIP.