Mr. Lester "Bud" Pfent

Birth date: Oct 6, 1942 Death date: Feb 26, 2014

Lester "Bud" Pfent, age 71, of East China Twp., died February 26, 2014. He was born October 6, 1942 in Detroit to the late Lester Sr. and Emelyne Pfent. Bud served in the U.S. Army. He married Frances Gowsoski on September 12, 196 Read Obituary

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Bob

612w ago

Bud will be truly missed by the Selfridge ANG Base family. His mark is on many projects throughout the base. He was a quality guy with an excellent and professional attitude. He was a big contributor to the Fire Department Annual Golf outing for "Wigs 4 Kids" because he cared and loved life, friends and family. I too always felt welcomed into his office to talk about plans, our weight loss successes, trips and updates of our families. How great is that? There are many good men, but Bud was a Great Guy. He is missed already. Our prayers and deepest sympathy to the family.

Bob Howard, Selfridge ANG Base, Fire Prevention.

Susan And Paul Schoen

612w ago

We were so sorry to hear Bud has passed away. He was an ever present islander who will be missed very much by every one who knew him. Even though we did not know him well, we know how much he did to help take care of the island and to help other cottage owners. May the love of family and friends be a comfort to all of you during this difficult time.
Susan and Paul Schoen

Edward Goodwin

612w ago

June and I were sorry to hear of "Buds" passing.I enjoyed carving the pig with him for a number of years, it was always an adventure. His hard work on the roads which he did not use made life much better for the West Side residents.Stag Island will be a diminished place without him. June and Ed Goodwin

Dennis Przytulski

612w ago

Fran, Sean and Shannon, my deepest sympathy and condolence for your loss. I am honored to say I've worked for the best boss any one could ever ask to work for. His door was always open to talk fishing stories, vacations, family celebrations, boating and yes work, which always came first. He enjoyed telling me about Kess getting her 1st deer with a cross bow as much as me telling him about my brother landing a 3' catfish. Work hard, play hard, take care of your family were things he believed in. He was a man who enjoyed life and will be greatly missed by all those who new him. Rest in peace "Bud". You will always be remembered.
Dennis Przytulski and family

Lois Schwab

612w ago

Dear Fran and family: We were so sorry to hear of Bud's passing. We have fond memories of setting up the Metro quilt shows together. He and you were always so helpful to the guild. Karl and Lois Schwab

Donald Dereadt

612w ago

Fran, Sandi and I offer our prayers and deepest sympathy for your loss. I fondly remember riding our motor scooters and hanging out with Bud, Pete and Dennis during our teen years. I also remember the great times we had with you, Frankie, Madge, and the rest of our group. Sandi recalls the fun her and Marilyn Krajewski had with you and Frankie. We will keep you and your family in our prayers.

Don and Sandi (Barent) Dereadt

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612w ago

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612w ago

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Michelle Walters-Paytas

612w ago

What a wonderful man that brought life and laughter to so many people. He will be truly missed. Prayers to the family.

Steven Schueren

612w ago

So proud to have worked for such a great man,he was so respected by me, fellow workers and subcontractors he will be very sadly missed "Bud"was the greatest boss {friend} to work for,helpful,happy and always there when needed,I will miss him and remember always the words as "Bud" ended the conversations with "leave me know"

steve schueren
employee #104

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