Bud has a Woodmen of the World Memorial on his tombstone.
Information below provided by a family member:
When Bud was born, he weighed in at a whopping pound and one half. This was back in the day of no neonatal intensive care units. Yet, he survived, and lived to become an old man. Bud never married, nor did he have any children. He stayed home and took care of his mother and sisters after his father died. His sisters thought Bud "hung the moon".
Information below provided by a family member:
When Bud was born, he weighed in at a whopping pound and one half. This was back in the day of no neonatal intensive care units. Yet, he survived, and lived to become an old man. Bud never married, nor did he have any children. He stayed home and took care of his mother and sisters after his father died. His sisters thought Bud "hung the moon".
Bud has a Woodmen of the World Memorial on his tombstone.
Information below provided by a family member:
When Bud was born, he weighed in at a whopping pound and one half. This was back in the day of no neonatal intensive care units. Yet, he survived, and lived to become an old man. Bud never married, nor did he have any children. He stayed home and took care of his mother and sisters after his father died. His sisters thought Bud "hung the moon".
Information below provided by a family member:
When Bud was born, he weighed in at a whopping pound and one half. This was back in the day of no neonatal intensive care units. Yet, he survived, and lived to become an old man. Bud never married, nor did he have any children. He stayed home and took care of his mother and sisters after his father died. His sisters thought Bud "hung the moon".
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