This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Buzzy Griffith, 57, born on February 11, 1953 and passed away on January 28, 2011.
Tributes
Leave a tributeThis year I leave you with the cry of our Junior High "Outlaw" Bicycle Club, The KooYahs.
"Awww Meow Meow Kooyah Yip Yip!".
The baddest 7th graders on wheels. We were known by few and feared by no one.
Racing through the residential streets, clad in armless blue jean jackets. Our elbows skabbed over from failed wheelie attempts.
Oh Well..maybe we were legends in our own minds...or maybe not?
"Sheby, Sheby Noppo!"
I didn't know it was possible to drive (fast!) adjust the volume on a tape deck, carry on a conversation with somebody in the back seat, and flip the bird at a passing motorist all at the same time. Buzzy could do it! That was the wildest ride I have ever taken. Buzzy, you were always a man of many talents. Rest well, my friend.
Roxanne 814-502-2686
Pam Hammond
The last decade of his life was difficult. But he worked hard and didn't loose his sense of humor.
I am honored to have been his friend. I miss him so much.
Godspeed, Buzz
Friday, February 11, 2011
7-9pm
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At the home of
Danny and Julie (Corley) Hessel
#6 Cartwright St.
Terrell TX 75160
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RSVP: Debbie Bozeman bozeman@goodcompanycreative.com
or
Julie Hessel 972.563.4293
Jackie Sikes
Good Shepherd Church of Terrell
Leave a Tribute
This year I leave you with the cry of our Junior High "Outlaw" Bicycle Club, The KooYahs.
"Awww Meow Meow Kooyah Yip Yip!".
The baddest 7th graders on wheels. We were known by few and feared by no one.
Racing through the residential streets, clad in armless blue jean jackets. Our elbows skabbed over from failed wheelie attempts.
Oh Well..maybe we were legends in our own minds...or maybe not?
"Sheby, Sheby Noppo!"
I never will forget
Many years have gone by but I still think of Buzzy.
He was such a big part of my life for many years.
I had not seen him for years when I received a call from him.
So thankful he allowed me to be there near the end of his life.
So many will always remember this witty, free spirit guy and so many
Loved him but he truely took a piece of my heart with him.
Definitely will never be forgotten.
Friend
I had known Buzzy for many years before I left Terrell. I lived behind him on 1st street. He helped me when I asked, and I did same for him if he asked. He was a very good friend for a lot of years. I lost contact in 1991, and I am sooy to hear of his passing.
God will watch over him now.
RIP Friend
Lynn
My wife, Janis Bennett, taught Buzzy in the 7th grade and loved his antics - even though disruptive.