Birth date: Apr 9, 1917 Death date: Jul 4, 2009
Clarence H. (Bunny) Bundrock, World War II veteran, passed away peacefully with his family at his side on the morning of July 4, 2009. Born April 9, 1917 in Waubay, South Dakota to Henry and Anna Bundrock, he was preceded in death Read Obituary
Roberta and Dianne,
We were so sorry to hear about your recent loss..
Please, if there is anything we can do to help, don't hesitate to give us a call!!
Your in our thoughts and prayers..
bree and bob##imported-begin##Bree and Bob##imported-end##
We will miss waving to Bunny on our way to walk at Pt. Defiance Park in the morning. Fortunately, we can still count on a friendly wave from you Roberta. Our thoughts and deepest condolences to the whole family. Love to you Roberta and Dee-an-uh "B". Tom and Ginger##imported-begin##Tom and Ginger Kryger##imported-end##
Roberta, we are so sorry to hear of Bunny's death. Please know we are thinking of you and your family at this time. Please let us know if there is anything we can do. Sincerely, Jim and Kathryn Hedrick##imported-begin##Jim Hedrick##imported-end##
As an historian, Air Force veteran and member of the US Army/ USAF Crash Rescue Boat Assn. I was privileged to meet Bunny late in his life and interviewed him about his World War II experiences. Like so many "Greatest Generation" servicemen he was a quiet, unassuming veteran who wanted no special consideration for simply "doing his duty." However we honor and recognize him and other crash boat crewmen for their largely unhearlded wartime service, and extend our heartfelt sympathy to Roberta, his children and family.##imported-begin##Chuck Fowler, Olympia##imported-end##
Dear Bundrocks,
I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy and condolenaces to everyone in the family; especially to Roberta, Shirley and Diane with whom I grew up with in Ruston. Yes, it seemed the Bundrock's house was like a "second house" the family made me feel so welcome whenever I went over to play with Shirley. We had a lot in common; both Russ and Bunny worked at the Boathouse!, we had fun going down to visit them at the Boathouse! along with all the other fun things we always did together; remember? I'm so glad that I went over and shook Bunny's hand at the Ruston reunion last August, and I know it was likwise, he seemed glad to shake my hand.
I'm not surprised about your loss; with what Shirley and Roberta had told me during the time of Taste-of-Tacoma the end of June. But we are never really prepared for the loss of a loved one and it is hard to accept. We are in shock and first, and I think that is God's way of helping you get through the tough first few days after your loved one's death.
Just remember, that your Dad/husband probably went to a "better place", he is at peace; God is with you all, and that you have many loved ones (family and friends) that are there for you during this most difficult time and are praying for you. If I can say one thing to help you through this is that you will rely on each other so much and be thankful for each other - you will become closer than ever, with family and friends. Ofcourse, closer to God. He is with you through all of this; I'll pray for you. (And, also, remember that you will always have your Dad with you in your heart, and all of the memories)!
God Bless, Linda(Johnson)Napier
P.S. Call me if you need to (phone # 756-7998)##imported-begin##Linda J. Napier##imported-end##
As a kid growing up & working around the BoatHouse I have many fond memories of Bunny and the entire BoatHouse gang. This was a special time in my life and one I often relate too today. Please accept my condolences in behalf of my entire clan. He was one wonderful man and I am please to learn his life continued many years following his retirement. Ned Krilich##imported-begin##Ned Krilich##imported-end##
