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Verne Batcheller
In Memory of
Verne Edward
Batcheller
1930 - 2014
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Condolence From: Marlyn Batcheller
Condolence: Anna Lou & Family We will miss Verne's hearty laugh and his smile that he always had for us whenever we would see him It was such a pleasure to see you both when we could and will always remember your fortieth anniversary party at your house and the wonderful family times that he and your family shared with us. He will be missed by all. Marlyn & Michele Batcheller
Friday June 27, 2014
Condolence From: Lester Batcheller
Condolence: Verne my fondest memories are you made me part of your family and I want to thank for not only being my brother but being my very best friend you never let me down you never called me by name you always called by nickname BUS. you and your wife Anna and your four boys and their families always made me feel at home. I remember all the things we did together. I never felt more at home when visiting you and your family. My prayers and condolence to you family
Friday June 27, 2014
Condolence From: Healing Registry
Condolence: 2 people have supported the family by purchasing them flowers or gifts from the Healing Registry.Buy Gift Now
Thursday June 26, 2014
Condolence From: merlyn
Condolence: You were my brother. When we were young people mistook us for each other. We looked so much alike that, when you did something rotten, they accused me of doing it! I got in trouble and didn't know why! Just like every brother in our family, we were so different, but so much the same. We shared some wonderful times. My love to you and your family.
Thursday June 26, 2014
Condolence From: Diana McDowell
Condolence: Diana (Batcheller) McDowell- Uncle Verne meant a lot to me. I remember all of the family reunions . Enjoyed all of the ball games. I was one of the older cousins. He always made me feel special , I remember Aunt Anna playing the piano and the boys running in and out of the house. I will never forget him. Aunt Anna and family my heartfelt condolences.
Thursday June 26, 2014
Condolence From: Bill & Diana Fielder
Condolence: With our sympathy to the Batcheller family. May the wonderful memories help all of you through this difficult time.
Wednesday June 25, 2014
Condolence From: Lyle Schuknecht
Condolence: Anna Lou and the Batcheller family, During the 10 years that I knew Verne, we formed a bond that went beyond just being neighbors. Many a time, Verne and I would sit on his deck watching the lake and the world go by. We would share memories. Generally we weren't trying to solve the world's problems, just visiting as friends do. As Verne's eyesight dimmed over years, I believe his memories became more vivid. Verne had a way of sharing his life's stories. Each one had to be set up with significant details and delivered in a way only Verne could do. Often Anna would interrupt saying "And your point is?". Verne would take it in stride and continue with his delivery. As the years passed, often the stories were re-runs with intermittent occasional new content. It didn't matter. We were just friends visiting.
Wednesday June 25, 2014
Condolence From: Matt Batcheller
Condolence: Love you , Uncle Horny!
Tuesday June 24, 2014
Condolence From: Anne Batcheller
Condolence: Dear Anna and family, What a loss, but what a life. Matt used to call him "Uncle Horny" because he couldn't pronounce his name. How perfect because he had such a great sense of humor! He sure loved to tease and could take it back. I think it (good or bad) runs in the family:) Miss Anna, I can't imagine your loss. You were definitely meant to be together. Who else would put up with whom?! You two have made such an incredible family. Family. You and Verne are the definition of that. We can't be there for the service, but we will be with you in heart and spirit. Our love to you and all who love "Uncle Horny" :)
Tuesday June 24, 2014
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