Condolence: Gary and Glenda, What a beautiful way to remember Bud with this electronic memorial. He always embraced life and the new things that came his way, so he is in heaven reading these sentiments and chuckling to himself. God bless you both! Love Elizabeth

Condolence: I got to know Bud at Manorcare this past year while my mother Alice Pankey resided there. I could always count on seeing him in the hallway with a neatly pressed shirt and pants on and not a hair out of place. He kept asking me if I wanted to go dancing, I told him he didn't want to dance with me, I'd step on his feet. He really had away with the girls. He'd kiss my hand, look out over the top of his glasses and tell me I looked nice today. He had away of making people feel special. When I'd take my mother for walks, we'd always stop and visit with Bud. He was a good guy. It hurts to loose someone so dear to you. But Bud like my mother who passed away Feb. 26th, is now with his beloved once again. Fran Ealy

Condolence: GARY & FAMILY, WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE MANY FOND MEMORIES OF YOUR PARENTS. IT WAS A PRIVILEGE TO KNOW THEM AND SO ENJOYABLE BEING THEIR NEIGHBORS FOR MANY YEARS. OUR SINCEREST SYMPATHY IN THE PASSING OF YOUR FATHER. HE WAS A WONDERFUL PERSON. MAY GOD BLESS AND COMFORT YOU IN YOUR TIME OF SORROW. PAT & JERRY BEER AND FAMILY

Condolence: Dear Gary and Glenda, Bud was a very special man and knowing him has been a priviledge to us. He and Lillian were extraordinary people. Bud's zest for life touched everyone around him, and his enjoyment of a good joke was contagious. We will always remember his story of getting his tonsils removed when he was a kid, and taking the street car home afterward. He loved the look of shock on our faces. Even though in his later years, he would retell that story every Sunday, we always got a kick out of it. We're so sorry we weren't able to go to his service, but this is one of the days set aside for Jack's dad (99), and it means a lot to him to count on sharing a meal together and working on a puzzle. I know that you understand how important social contact is for elderly parents. We are praying that Jack's dad will be able to celebrate his 100th birthday in October. He is still in his own home, but he's homebound and has more difficulties now. We want to extend to you our sympathy, and our joy at knowing that Bud and Lil are again together and the heavens are rejoicing! In Christ's love and comfort, Marcia and Jack Funcke

Condolence: Gary: I am the neice of Ruth and Ben Ogden and knew your Mon and Dad through them. Don't know if you would remember my parents Chuck and Mildred Lorenc.

Condolence: Dear Gary and Family: Our daughter,Cindy, in Manchester called this morning to tell us about Uncle Bud. We are so sorry for your loss. Although we hadn't seen him lately, we will always remember your mother and him for the beautful flowers for our wedding and you, Gary, as our ring bearer--which, was over 50 years ago! Living to 96 he had a rich, full life, but know you will still miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Herb & Joyce Konigsmark

Condolence: Dear Stejskal family, Jim and I would like to extend our sincere sympathy to all of you. Due to the snowy weather we did not try to come to the funeral home. Jim's mother was Ann Shulista and Bud's first cousin. Jim and I have many fond memories of both your mother and father--they did the flowers for our wedding 40 years ago. They were both very friendly and caring people and were always fun to visit with. We will miss them and know that you will too. May your fond memories help you through these sad times. Jim and Judy Shulista

Condolence: I remember taking care of Bud at Manor Care.He was ine of my favorites.He was always happy and always was smiling.I am so sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Gary, Glenda, Grant and Kevin, So sorry for your loss, what a great long life he lived. Dick & Jan Troendle

Condolence: I enjoyed getting to know Bud over the last year while my mother Alice Pankey also lived at Manor Care. I brought the Wall Street Journal to Bud for most of last summer and this fall. I last saw Bud at Manor Care on Tuesday, Feb 18th when I was vistiing my mother along with my family. bud was talking to my 2 and one-half year old grandson and when Gavin was ready to leave, he gave Bud "Five". Bud laughed as he smiled. Bud enjoyed people and of course talking to the nurses and CNAs. He was a real gentleman and was liked by all. Our best wishes to your family. My mother Alice died February 26. Richard Pankey

Condolence: To the family of Mr. Stejskal: I am the oldest daughter of Albert and Mitzi VanGampleare, who reside on Bowling Street a few doors down from the flower shop. I had the privilege of knowing Mr. and Mrs. Stejskal as I grew up. I have always found Mr. Stejskal to be a pleasant, fine gentleman with a special flair. I send my condolences to each of you at the loss of a wonderful father, brother and grandfather. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Alberta

Condolence: Glenda and Family, I was so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.

Condolence: Dear Gary and Glenda and Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. with, deepest sympathy,

Condolence: Glenda: Our thoughts are with you during this time. God Bless. Chris J.

Condolence: Gary, Glenda and Family, We would like to express our sincere condolences and say how sorry we are to hear about your father. You and I have known each other from elementry school through college and yet the time seems so short. Your father and mother were kind, caring people and will be missed. They both will be in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Chuck & Colleen Sova and Family