Aubrey Workman Obituary

To The Workman Family:

Please know that we loved "Bud" so very much. He was not only a great employee, but a good and loyal friend. He was just so caring and friendly to everyone he met and employees just naturally gravitated to him. We are glad that he is finally at "home" in heaven with the love of his life, Mary.

God bless and my prayers are with you.
Tama J. Gresco-Sauers
Carleton Technologies Inc.

I first met Bud about 16 years ago when I became his physical therapist. I developed a friendship with him that lasted beyond his time in therapy. He would frequently stop by the clinic to talk, and later we started to have breakfast about every other Sunday together. We would talk about many things, but often the conversation would come back to family. He was very proud of both his daughters and his love of wife Mary was strong. He would often show me the black/white photo of his young bride that he kept with him. Sandy and Linda: Please take comfort knowing that he is with Mary again. I will miss him and believe that I am a better person from knowing him.

Condolences on your loss. It sounds like Bud was a very fine person. I only knew him by name. My son is engaged to Alayna Roby, whose father Lloyd is Bud's 1st cousin. Alayna is a music student at Buff State. When she moved here I thought it would be nice if she met relatives. Lloyd was here this summer with his mother Cary, who would have been Bud's aunt.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.Bud was like a father to me, Mary and Bud were there for me when my Father passed and became my foster mother and father. I will miss his songs.

Please accept my deepest sympathy. I have known Bud for 10years. He was my neighbor and a great friend. I work at Delnor so I saw him many times when he was a patient there. I have great memories of him. He will be greatly missed.