Hello Fredrik,I just learned that your comment was here on the Society web site. I apologize for not responding sooner. Please let me know if you have been in contact with Geoff.If not, I can help you connect.Cheryl Smith Campbellcheryl.smith.campbell@gmail.com
Thank you for your note. Dad was extremely proud of having the privilege of attending Greenfield Village School. He had many stories and fond memories of the experience, as it shaped many of his values and beliefs that guided his entire life.
Uncle Buddie has and always will be so very special to all of we five Smith sisters . . . Our favorite baby Uncle. He will be deeply missed by all of us. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with the family.
We will dearly miss our beloved friend. Doc Smith has been an inspiration to all who knew him, and also the many more who we have passed his teachings, May we contiue this through our own endeavors. My prayers for the family. Jim Johnson (Blizzards)
Uncle Buddie was an incredibly loving,kind, giving man with a tremendous sense of humor! When I was a child I thought that he was most handsome man in the world(smiles). I appreciate all he did for my four sisters and myself. He helped up through our fathers death..even though he was suffering himself (the loss of a brother). I have always been so proud of him. His love of animals and dedication to helping these beasts of burden has always been a quality I most admire. He will always live in our hearts. Sincerely, His Niece, Bonnie Smith Stern
Lynn Smith was a very active member of the class of 1940 at Greenfield Village. In later years he would gather with classmates and other friends to talk about many issues of interest. He will be missed by all. Our condolances to his family and friends.
I remember DOC teaching us First Aid at Lathrup School when I first joined Blizzard. He has been a wonderful supporter and friend to Bizzard Ski School for so many decades. He will be missed.
My sincere sympathy to my co-worker Cheryl and to her entire family on the loss of your father, who was also friend to so many animals. May his memory be for you a blessing. May a tiny snippet of memory sparkle in the cockle of your heart...setting off a glow that will warm the very part of you that you thought had turned coldest. And when you look up there will be twinkles in heavens reflecting the memories in your eyes. Meg eFunds Corporation
My condolences go out to the family. I didn't know him personally, but I know how important Mr. Smith was as a role model to Cheryl and how much she loved and respected him, so he must have been a great man.
I have been seaching for you for some times and suddenly I found this Memorial Obituary for your father. Would definately like to get in touch after all these years. Kind Regards Fredrik
