Condolence: Marlene, I don't even know where to begin. I guess it all started in 1957 when I first met you and "Teak." We were so young and had so many good times. Life separated us as we worked and raised our families, but I always cherished the times we spent listening to "Wildwood Flower" and other songs Buddy played so well. I know he and Cecil are now reminiscing about old times with friends that have joined them in their heavenly home. I'm so sorry I won't be able to be there in person to give you a big hug, but you and your family are forever in my thoughts and prayers. We now live in Foley, Alabama, but my heart is still in Kentucky.

Condolence: Cathy I don't even know where to begin. As I sit here writing this through falling tears. Your dad was my second dad. I have so so many fun memories of playing catch us if you can through your house and listening to him play his banjo. The trip to Florida was the best and the night someone tried to break in my house when I was home alone and your dad came flying out your door and run them off. I know he a Connie have been reunited and are watching over us all. Take care of your mom and we love you forever.