Harry Bud Shirley served in the U.S. Navy and at one time was stationed in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba during the period that Fidel Castro cut off the water and the Navy had to bring in ships capable of 'desalination' of the water for the base until a plant was built.
Mother Charlotte Maybell Kightlinger-Shirley-Clark
Father: Harry Elmer Shirley Sr.
Harry Bud Shirley married Edith Mae Jacobsen twice. Once in 1977 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then again on March 15, 2000 in Osceolo, Florida where they lived until he passed away in 2007.
Bud's ashes are scattered over his mother's grave.
Mother Charlotte Maybell Kightlinger-Shirley-Clark
Father: Harry Elmer Shirley Sr.
Harry Bud Shirley married Edith Mae Jacobsen twice. Once in 1977 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then again on March 15, 2000 in Osceolo, Florida where they lived until he passed away in 2007.
Bud's ashes are scattered over his mother's grave.
Harry Bud Shirley served in the U.S. Navy and at one time was stationed in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba during the period that Fidel Castro cut off the water and the Navy had to bring in ships capable of 'desalination' of the water for the base until a plant was built.
Mother Charlotte Maybell Kightlinger-Shirley-Clark
Father: Harry Elmer Shirley Sr.
Harry Bud Shirley married Edith Mae Jacobsen twice. Once in 1977 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then again on March 15, 2000 in Osceolo, Florida where they lived until he passed away in 2007.
Bud's ashes are scattered over his mother's grave.
Mother Charlotte Maybell Kightlinger-Shirley-Clark
Father: Harry Elmer Shirley Sr.
Harry Bud Shirley married Edith Mae Jacobsen twice. Once in 1977 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then again on March 15, 2000 in Osceolo, Florida where they lived until he passed away in 2007.
Bud's ashes are scattered over his mother's grave.
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