Bernard H. "Butch" Mount

Watching Butch interacting with my doxie, who'd been traumatized by a man. Butch showed that little dog that men could be trusted. They formed a lasting, loving bond.

Butch, and Mary, hold a very special place in my and Ernie's heart. The countless conversations and laughter shared, gifted by Butch's true advice always provided reassurance that in good or bad times - life is grand, live it with grit, stay true, do the right thing. He held a very proud love for his family and their accomplishments; a joy that lit up his face. A lifetime of adventure with Mary - from the time he had the courage to ask her out, to boasting about her gift of training horses (and handlers, lol) and their teamwork in racing...to simply enjoying the funnies of their fur friends. I'm grateful and blessed that Butch is a part of my life story. Sending my deepest condolences to Mary and family. Prayers that God holds you in His hands and that the memories lift you up when you need it most. ((hugs)) <3, Jill Salzman

Butch was a wonderful person who would help anyone in need. I had the blessing to have met him back in the late 70's in South Florida. He always had something nice to say and everyone loved him. He will be greatly missed.

Butch was an amazing lover of so many of Mary´s YMCA dogs that he welcomed into his home and along side Mary made our dogs their own.
My beloved Gus, who Mary and Butch took in as their own literally, was able to go to heaven when they said "it´s time Terry". I trusted Gus to Butch and Mary with my heart and
soul. Butch was so supportive of Mary´s passion with animals that he made this dream of Mary´s Doghouse a reality. I will be forever grateful to Butch for his love and care for my pets, especially GusTerry