One need only see the glow on Bud's face when he greeted his wife, Thalia!
An inspiration!
Albert
F. Soule Jr.
MIDDLEBORO– Albert (Bud) F. Soule Jr. of 89 School
Street, Middleboro, MA died on Tuesday, January 27, 2014 at the Bourne Manor
Nursing Home in Bourne, MA. Bud was the son of the late Albert F. and Alberta N.
Soule, and was born in Middleboro, MA, on June 14,1923.
He is
survived by his wife of over 70 years, Thalia F. Soule, his son, Charles F.
Soule and wife, Sue of Wareham, his daughter, Carol E Carver and husband Michael
of Middleboro. He was also the father of the late, Donald F. Soule. Bud is also
survived by his two sisters, Barbara W Bigelow of Middleboro and Katherine F.
Young of Greenville, SC and his two brothers, Charles E Soule and wife Elna of
Nantucket, and George M Soule and wife Janet of Middleboro. In addition, he is
survived by his grandchildren, Jeremy D Soule, Kristopher M Carver and wife
Shara, Jennifer C Ring and husband Adam, and Levi D Soule, and his
great-grandchildren, Jeremy D Soule Jr., William Soule, Madison Soule, Wyatt
Carver, and Samantha Ring.
Bud
graduated from Memorial High School in 1941 and attended the University of New
Hampshire before entering the military service during World War II. He was a
flight instructor and pilot in the Marine Corps, and also served in the Korean
War.
Following his service connected responsibilities, Bud
was a high school Math teacher and guidance counselor in the Middleboro, Sharon,
and Bridgewater, MA schools as well as the North Plainfield, New Jersey school
system. He was an active member of the Unitarian Universalist Society of
Middleboro where he served on many committees. Bud also served on the Capital
Campaign Committee for the Middleboro YMCA.
Bud will
be remembered for his love of children, and the responsible manner in which he
assumed family, church, and community tasks. He was an ardent New England
Patriot and Middleboro Cobras football fan.
A
memorial service will be held on Sunday, February 8th@ 2:00P.M. at the Unitarian
Church in Middleboro followed by a reception at the Middleboro Lodge of Elks
from 4:00 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.
In lieu
of flowers, donations may be made to the Children’s Camp Activities at the
Unitarian Church of Middleboro.
Alice C. Elwell
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