I’m so sorry to hear of Bud’s passing. Bud, Bronita and I were friends many years ago when we worked at National City Bank in Denver. I have very fond memories of those times. Bud was a sweet man, I know he is terribly missed by friends and family. 

I look back fondly on the time spent with Uncle Bud and Aunt Bronita in the Colorado forest as a child.  From riding tractors and quads and camping out in the trailer to shooting bb guns and admiring the massive gun collection, they were always entertaining and gracious hosts.  RIP Uncle Bud and take care Bronita, we sure hope to see you out in Oregon this summer for the wedding!

R.I.P Uncle Bud.  Such a kind and positive man, you will be missed.   I remember coming to visit Bud and Bronita as a highlight of our epic Sacramento to Colorado road trips.  Whether it was driving the tractor, mayhem with squirrels or honing my competitive nature and vocabulary through boggle we always had a good time.  Much love to Bronita and the family .

Bud was just the kindest man, he always had a smile on his face, always willing to help an offering help no matter what,, they spent one fall day helping me cover my RV, Bud  and Bronita are quite the team, they had that huge tarp on and strapped so tight the wind didn't budge it all winter,, this fall they came over and help me hang lights for the animals for the winter so I could see and  scare off predators, He gave Bro and I the in 's and outs of how to hang the lights,, he was out supervisor,," 
  My Grandson loved him as well , Breck called him a" Super Hero" with that cane he didn't know it wasn't anything short of a weapon that super heros have. Breck loved to talk to him,, I loved to talk to him,, he had such interesting stories to tell,, He was a very Peaceful man' always thinking about everyone else,
 Bronita I love you and Bud to pieces, you have been the best of the best to me, I will miss him" But he will be looking thru the floor of Heaven on us and will never be far,  

Bud was of the generation before mine on the DPD, but I was fortunate enough to have a lot of contact with him.  He and my dad were Burglary/Theft detectives in the early ‘70s and I was a Police Cadet,riding to and from work with them daily.  Despite our differences in age and status, Bud took an interest in me, gave me tips and pointers, told war stories, and engaged in good-natured teasing on a regular basis.  
He was one of many good cops, good detectives and good men who had a very positive influence on me.  
Retired Division Chief, Dan O’ Hayre 

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C. A. "Bud" Johnson

10 November, 1933 – 3 January, 2019

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