Husband to Gladys Brooxie Dean Butler.
JT Butler retired from the military as SFC (E-7), in 1967, with 28 years service. He served in Germany during WWII.
Dad Butler was, without a doubt, the most lovable, easiest going person I ever knew. In all the years I knew him and had the opportunity to associate with him, I NEVER heard him raise his voice in anger to anyone. He always had a smile, the prettiest blue eyes, and the most wonderful sense of humor. He is truly missed so much by so many.
JT Butler retired from the military as SFC (E-7), in 1967, with 28 years service. He served in Germany during WWII.
Dad Butler was, without a doubt, the most lovable, easiest going person I ever knew. In all the years I knew him and had the opportunity to associate with him, I NEVER heard him raise his voice in anger to anyone. He always had a smile, the prettiest blue eyes, and the most wonderful sense of humor. He is truly missed so much by so many.
Husband to Gladys Brooxie Dean Butler.
JT Butler retired from the military as SFC (E-7), in 1967, with 28 years service. He served in Germany during WWII.
Dad Butler was, without a doubt, the most lovable, easiest going person I ever knew. In all the years I knew him and had the opportunity to associate with him, I NEVER heard him raise his voice in anger to anyone. He always had a smile, the prettiest blue eyes, and the most wonderful sense of humor. He is truly missed so much by so many.
JT Butler retired from the military as SFC (E-7), in 1967, with 28 years service. He served in Germany during WWII.
Dad Butler was, without a doubt, the most lovable, easiest going person I ever knew. In all the years I knew him and had the opportunity to associate with him, I NEVER heard him raise his voice in anger to anyone. He always had a smile, the prettiest blue eyes, and the most wonderful sense of humor. He is truly missed so much by so many.
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