Dayton's 'Putt' Puttman dies at 80
Apr 4, 2012 | 4 Comments
By Molly Walker
Of the News-Register
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Comments
From his joking around with the kids to his "Hat with Hair" moments at family
get togethers...he could always make us laugh.
Uncle always had time to do something for someone in need around town,he did
more than what would be the "norm" as a citizen of Dayton. I have such fond memories of this special Uncle, he holds a dear spot in my heart.
Our family is as rich as it is because of of the men in it like Uncle "Putt".
As it goes though, as so much else in life,time gets away from us and before we
know it our loved ones are going on ahead of us..and we have to wait to see them again.
Gary and I will rejoice in the day when we get to see him again.
Auntie Jeannie,Bret,Christie,and the whole gang..your in our daily prayers,and this is such a wonderful story about Uncle.
Kathy and Gary