Birth date: Aug 18, 1931 Death date: Apr 27, 2007
Loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend.Bud, born August 18, 1931 in Lonoke Arkansas, passed away peacefully April 27, 2007 to be with his Lord and Savior.After graduating high school, he joined the Air Force where Read Obituary
God gave us a large family to love
and share, now he is calling us
home, one at a time for us to be
together again.
Eliane and Gerry, we are thinking
about you and your family. Distance
doesn't lessen the lost.
Love,
Carolyn##imported-begin##Alva & Carolyn Fisher##imported-end##
I'm so sorry we couldn't be there. I'm thinking about everyone and yall are in my prayers.##imported-begin##Sara Pless Sparks##imported-end##
Elaine, Dwayne and family, please know that you are loved and that many prayers continue to be offered on your behalf during this time of great loss. We have wonderful memories and God's precious promises to see us through.
Bud and Bob grew up together and shared many great adventures. Some even thought we were twins because of our closeness. We mourn with you and will continue to offer our love and prayers for you. May the Lord bless you with the riches of His grace.##imported-begin##Bob and Helen Pless##imported-end##
We served together at McChord AFB. You were a good NCO and friend.##imported-begin##Joe and Ruth Behrent##imported-end##
I always think of you when I see lilacs in bloom because of the beautiful lilacs you grew.##imported-begin##Gina Bader##imported-end##
There are no words for the sense of loss anyone who knew Uncle Bud feels. I didn't get the chance often enough to spend time with him, but the times I did have I'll cherish forever. The stories he told of the "old days", the many stories he told me about my dad, his brother, I'll keep forever in my heart. The visit in 2004 is one of my favorite memories...ever. What a host, what a friend, what a "buddy". Thanks for being "Uncle Bud".##imported-begin##Don and Kelly Pless##imported-end##
Bud was a wonderful person, a great friend and I thought of him as a brother. He had a wonderful smile and a devilish twinkle in his eye that made you wonder what he was going to say next. He was my childrens "second" father and good friend for 36 years. We will all miss him very much, but he left us with many wonderful memories. We will see him again.##imported-begin##Dee Owen##imported-end##
Bud was a kind man with a great sense of humor. He will be missed.##imported-begin##Dan and Joan Wasserstrom##imported-end##
Bud (Dr. Pless),
The experiances and the knowledge that I gained while working with Bud -- simply put were/are priceless. Yet more important was his personallity and approach to everything or anything that came up.
Bud -- even after falling and riding down several stories of a large building and breaking his knees -- came away so positive - he lost his knee caps and still came away from the experience his same positive self. BUD-what a remarkable personallity and man!
He shared everything. His Airforce stories that I will be able to pass on -- about dealing with BASE Commanders and various pilots -- Stories about Asia, VN, Philippines, and snakes on planes. So many good things...
What a golfer.
I am honored to know such a quality man.
Bud will always be remembered by all of us who knew him.
"Home again into the wild blue yonder"
--Bobby##imported-begin##Bob Andrews##imported-end##
Bud (Dr. Pless),
The experiances and the knowledge that I gained while working with Bud -- simply put were/are priceless. Yet more important was his personallity and approach to everything or anything that came up.
Bud -- even after falling and riding down several stories of a large building and breaking his knees -- came away so positive - he lost his knee caps and still came away from the experience his same positive self. BUD-what a remarkable personallity and man!
He shared everything. His Airforce stories that I will be able to pass on -- about dealing with BASE Commanders and various pilots -- Stories about Asia, VN, Philippines, and snakes on planes. Sharing the experiences we had in common. So many good things...
What a golfer.
I am honored to know such a quality man.
Bud will always be remembered by all of us who knew him.
"Home again into the wild blue yonder"
--Bobby##imported-begin##Bob Andrews##imported-end##
