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Jackie Lamantia
December 25, 2024
As I'm aging myself, I've been thinking about all my elder associates. Bud was larger than life. Even though he was 20 years older than me, I'm still surprised he passed at 88. I smile reading he played tennis until 84. Every morning at work first thing he did was read the obituaries to see who passed. When his breakfast buddy came to pick him up, his comment was, "I just read the obituaries and I'm not in there so I can come". It was always humourous.
Giovanni Biondi
November 24, 2013
Bud you will be missed, so many good times, dinner at SCYC, tennis, and my daily updates on current National Affairs.
Bill Grant
November 16, 2013
A great Cabrillo board member and a wicked bridge player. He was my boss at the college. bill grant
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