Birth date: Jan 24, 1936 Death date: Jun 10, 2012
Mr. Fred Busman, Jr. age 76, of Muskegon passed away Sunday, June 10, 2012 in Grand Haven. He was born January 24, 1936 to Fredrick, Sr. and Mary (Postma) Busman. He worked at the Story and Clark piano factory for over 30 years a Read Obituary
Jeff, Carmen, Jan, and Beth. Thank you for sharing your dad with me in the short time
I've been in your family. I can see him sitting in his chair laughing at something I said.
I will never forget the striking blue eyes. And of course his love for fishing.
He will be missed by many. Thanks Fred for being in my life.
Jeff's wife, Nancy Busman
Dear Jeff & Nancy:
You have our deepest sympathy in the passing of your father. We remember the fun times talking to him at the hockey games in Section C.
Dave & Marilyn Glueck
Marcia Glueck
Rick AndresiaK
The family of Harvey and Helen Young (Fred's sister) send sympathy to the family. At this sad time and in days to come,the care of others holding and surrounding you will ease the pain. Although we cannot be there, we send a virtual hug..xoxo
prayers and warm thoughts are with all of you at this time. Fred was a great person to know. as a kid I was scared to death of him; but his jokes won me over. plus later in life-the stories he told about my Dad were funny. he will be miss by all.
Mary (Griswold) Spinner-Hendershott and Charlie Hendershott
Donna Griswold
Our prayers are with you at this sad time. Fred was a dear and loyal friend. He always had a way of making everyone laugh. We met in our 4-H club and have been married for 37 years. Fred was the one who talked the Randalls into putting their daughters in 4-H.
Without Fred we would have never met. Thank-you Fred. We loved you and will miss you.
Kurt and Dawn Randall Wells
I am so sorry for your loss, Fred will be missed. My best memory of Fred is when I was a kid and he told my sisters and I that there was no santa and he shot the easter bunny. After the shock wore off we saw him laugh and laugh----his way of getting a rise out of ya. We fell into his trap of jokes-----again! He loved opening deer season on the Randall farm. Fred would come in the house, fix coffee, and yell up the stairs------get up, your burning daylight-------it was 4:00 am-------real funny !!!!! I have a million funny stories and I will remember all of them. Good Bye old friend and happy hunting
Deb (Randall) Madl
So sorry to hear about your loss, he will be missed but never forgotten.
