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7/21/2017 Lisa Towne
Mansfield, MA, US
Uncle Buz, you were always smiling no matter how you were feeling. Your work ethic was like no other. You really loved your family and it showed, we will have you forever in our hearts. I will miss that special voice of yours saying "hi sweetie, how are you doing". You have left an amazing legacy that none of us will forget....you had a heart of gold and you were always so giving of that heart. Give my dad a big hug for me, he always loved you.
7/22/2017 Karen
North Attleborough, Massachusetts, US
Buz you were one of the nicest people i have ever known. You were kind hearted and very generous. Your family meant the world to you. If you were able to help someone you would not hesitate. You smiled all the time and always made a person feel you were happy to see them. When it came to work there was no other person like you. In your eighties you did not hesitate to move a furnace out of a cellar by yourself. Come on, who does that? You amazed us all. You will be missed, you loved us all and everyone that met you loved you. Peace be with you Buz. Love Karen and Tom
7/22/2017 Dianne (DiDi)
Amesbury, Ma, USA
Uncle Buz you will be sorely missed,,,you are a awesome man,Uncle,father,brother,husband,friend and coworker.. You have been there for so many of us and for othes..you have an amazing soul and heart..you were also a very generous man...I don't think anyone of us kids can thank you enough for the things you have done,, I love you and you will never be forgotten..have a beer with the family for us..
7/23/2017 Judie
Norwood, Ma, USA
Buzz , Going to miss you , an amazing ,loving, kind , generous, devoted family man . Small in stature yet stronger than anyone I know . Your love of God has carried you home so I guess we will see you on the other side . I will always remember your saying to me when I offered to help ( Ahh get outta here ) well you did . Bless you. Love Judie & Rich
7/23/2017 Matt Regan
Milton, Ma, USA
Buzzy certainly did it his way, from Andrew Place to West Roxbury. A man of his own destiny and he enjoyed every step of the way. He was certainly part of the South End lore of the Fifties! May he rest in paradise. Matt " Uno" Regan Author of "The Yard ", a South End memoir