Bud was the son of John Henry Birge and Alice Snoddy Birge.
He married Plemely Esther Mitchell in Scranton, Arkansas on November 3, 1928. They had 2 daughters: Ima and Ezma.
Bud was my great Uncle and the brother of my grandma Stacy.
Bud moved to California from Oklahoma in September of 1941.
I have been told I only saw him maybe once when I was very young. A cousin I met online who knew my great uncle Bud sent me this wonderful statement in an email.
"Bud was the salt of the earth and a hard working man you would have been very proud to call your Uncle. He was really a very nice person who left this world way to early."
He married Plemely Esther Mitchell in Scranton, Arkansas on November 3, 1928. They had 2 daughters: Ima and Ezma.
Bud was my great Uncle and the brother of my grandma Stacy.
Bud moved to California from Oklahoma in September of 1941.
I have been told I only saw him maybe once when I was very young. A cousin I met online who knew my great uncle Bud sent me this wonderful statement in an email.
"Bud was the salt of the earth and a hard working man you would have been very proud to call your Uncle. He was really a very nice person who left this world way to early."
Bud was the son of John Henry Birge and Alice Snoddy Birge.
He married Plemely Esther Mitchell in Scranton, Arkansas on November 3, 1928. They had 2 daughters: Ima and Ezma.
Bud was my great Uncle and the brother of my grandma Stacy.
Bud moved to California from Oklahoma in September of 1941.
I have been told I only saw him maybe once when I was very young. A cousin I met online who knew my great uncle Bud sent me this wonderful statement in an email.
"Bud was the salt of the earth and a hard working man you would have been very proud to call your Uncle. He was really a very nice person who left this world way to early."
He married Plemely Esther Mitchell in Scranton, Arkansas on November 3, 1928. They had 2 daughters: Ima and Ezma.
Bud was my great Uncle and the brother of my grandma Stacy.
Bud moved to California from Oklahoma in September of 1941.
I have been told I only saw him maybe once when I was very young. A cousin I met online who knew my great uncle Bud sent me this wonderful statement in an email.
"Bud was the salt of the earth and a hard working man you would have been very proud to call your Uncle. He was really a very nice person who left this world way to early."
