Harold-Butch G. Poling

Dear Daddy, I miss you so much already. My life will never be the same with you not here. We will all take good care of Mommy until you meet again. I want you to know that you are the best "Daddy" ever. You fought so hard and for so long I knew you were getting tired. I am so happy that you are no longer in pain and you will never ever be alone again. You will forever be in my heart and I will cherish our memories forever. I miss you Daddy and I love you so very much. Until we meet again,xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxooxoxo Your loving daughter, Karen

Dad, I thought that I accepted the fact that you were in so much pain and so tired that you couldn't continue to fight any longer, but I truly didn't. You are in my thoughts every day and I still think that you are just a phone call away. I know that I didn't talk to you as much as you would have liked, but I truly did love you more than words could ever explain. I will never forget the time we shared going to Uncle Jr.'s. I am glad that you are no longer in any pain and I know that you will miss us very much, but we will be together again soon. I really do believe that!!! I love you and thank you for being a wonderful Father. You will forever be in my heart. Please watch over us and keep us all safe. I LOVE YOU & MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!! Right now, I can't feel with my fingers because my heart is in to much pain!!!!!!

love and toughts are with you.

Uncle Butch, Just wanted you to know that you will be missed very much. We know you are no longer in any pain and that you have found peace. You will always have a special place in our hearts and will never be forgotten. Steve just don't know how he will ever get his crabs from Uncle Butch anymore. Love you always and forever in our hearts and mind. We love you...Steve and Kelli Robinson

Uncle Butch, I don't really know where to begin... but I really miss you!!! I have very fond memories of you when you would come home on summer vacation with all of the family. I can remember when you be getting ready to come across the boulder bridge and you would always blow you "Dukes of Hazzard" horn to let us know that you were coming. I can also remember that you would always take me to Gertrude Booth's house with you and we would sit and eat her homemade bread until we thought that we'd be sick. You always stood up for me when my brothers were picking on me. You had the very first car phone that I had ever seen... I thought that was so cool! Like I said I could go on and on all day but nobody likes to here me talk that much. I love you and you will never be forgotten. Love, Your niece, Mis