Birth date: Nov 9, 1930 Death date: Aug 11, 2019
Dolph Buddy Hall was born on November 9, 1930 in Kentucky and passed away on August 11, 2019 in Clearwater, FL. Buddy was a Christian and a soldier in the National Guard. He was an avid bowler and bowled on many amateur and semi-p Read Obituary
This is Sharon, your niece from Kentucky we just found out of your passing There was good times we spent together and there where bad times so I will only think of the good times Rest in Peace Sharon Jackson
This is Della, Buddy’s niece from Ky. So sad to here of his passing. Sorry I’m just now finding out Sept 5. I love you Uncle Buddy. RIP and prayers for those left behind!
We were very sorry to find out that Uncle Buddy passed away. We always enjoyed visiting with him when he was able to come to Kentucky. May he rest in peace.
Johnnie and Jackie Ford
Dottie we are sorry to here of the death of buddy. He was a very good friend to us, and we enjoyed our time together. I’m sure his remaining days were filled with joy because of his reunion with you, he searched for years. We will miss him greatly. Ray, Gail, Alice, Marianna, and Margot
Dotty I am so sorry for the death of your dad. Buddy was a great friend to me and my family. Buddy will always be in our hearts. Dotty your dad was elated when he finally found you, I'm so glad for the time you had together. Our condolences are with you. Buddy you can now rest in peace
Our condolences, Dotty, and Joe... All residents in Hammock Pine, knew your Dad was a Do All Guy, and they were correct. He tackled everything,
from repairing Entrance and Exit gates, to trees and shrubs. Serving with him on the Community Board was a pleasure. Some residents nicknamed him the Sheriff, because he always drove around the complex in his Red van. The saying was, "Watch Out Here Comes The Sheriff" LOL
Most residents didn't know he served his Country, but some knew about you, I was lucky to be one. Through the years, he made several attempts to locate you, but all failed, until that one day I had a sit down visit with him, and gave him the good news. I said to him, "Buddy, we found your daughter" some may think men don't cry, those tears of happiness poured
out.
Now I must tell your Dad something... Buddy, in Hammock Pine, you repaired those gates over a Thousand times, but now do us all a favor. "Leave Those Damn Gates Of Heaven Alone" LOL, LOL
Rest In Peace Our Dear Friend,
Jimmy and Annette O'Hara
