Memorial services for Bud Brough, 66, were held 22 March 2006 at the Salmon River Funeral Chapel, ritualistic services by Lloyd Shaw American Legion Post No. 67 of Salmon. Bud died 17 March 2006 at Discovery Care Center. He was born in Casper, Wyoming on 18 August 1939 to Frank and Olive Brough. Bud was the youngest of six children. His family first moved to Salmon in 1942, where he attended Salmon area schools, until he joined the Navy in 1956. 20 October 1982 he retired with honors. Bud was always very patriotic. Bud's passions were the game of pool, paying darts, motorcycle riding and anything that kept him outdoors. He enjoyed coaching people in the art of pool or darts. He taught many years of motorcycle safety and in general enjoyed sharing his joys and passions with others. He would often swear off pool when he lost a game, only to be there the next night to teach someone a special shot, or how to hold a cue. He was a proud member of the American Legion & The Fraternal Order of Eagles. Brough gave his youth to the United States. He served his country for over twenty-two years. He spent some time in the logging industry in Salmon and surrounding areas. Bud is survived by his wife, Shirlee, three daughters; Tamara, Linda, and Lorie; one son, Bill; three granddaughters; two grandsons; one great-granddaughter and two great-grandsons. Together with his wife, Shirlee, he enjoyed being a part of the lives of her children; two daughters; Neta and Trudy; three sons, Butch, Richie and Scott, as well as an additional 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Arrangements by the Salmon River Funeral Chapel.
Memorial services for Bud Brough, 66, were held 22 March 2006 at the Salmon River Funeral Chapel, ritualistic services by Lloyd Shaw American Legion Post No. 67 of Salmon. Bud died 17 March 2006 at Discovery Care Center. He was born in Casper, Wyoming on 18 August 1939 to Frank and Olive Brough. Bud was the youngest of six children. His family first moved to Salmon in 1942, where he attended Salmon area schools, until he joined the Navy in 1956. 20 October 1982 he retired with honors. Bud was always very patriotic. Bud's passions were the game of pool, paying darts, motorcycle riding and anything that kept him outdoors. He enjoyed coaching people in the art of pool or darts. He taught many years of motorcycle safety and in general enjoyed sharing his joys and passions with others. He would often swear off pool when he lost a game, only to be there the next night to teach someone a special shot, or how to hold a cue. He was a proud member of the American Legion & The Fraternal Order of Eagles. Brough gave his youth to the United States. He served his country for over twenty-two years. He spent some time in the logging industry in Salmon and surrounding areas. Bud is survived by his wife, Shirlee, three daughters; Tamara, Linda, and Lorie; one son, Bill; three granddaughters; two grandsons; one great-granddaughter and two great-grandsons. Together with his wife, Shirlee, he enjoyed being a part of the lives of her children; two daughters; Neta and Trudy; three sons, Butch, Richie and Scott, as well as an additional 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Arrangements by the Salmon River Funeral Chapel.
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