We Remember
JOYNER, Douglas (Bud, the Bus Driver)
July 2, 1949 — September 17, 2017
Please join the family to celebrate the life of Bud
At The House (Church)
240 Lougheed Road, Kelowna
On Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 1:00 pm
We are very heartbroken to advise that Bud Joyner has lost his battle with cancer on September 17, 2017. He was 68 years old. He leaves behind to mourn, his wife Brenda; sons: Micah and Caleb; sister Colleen (Tom); brother Les (Rose). Bud’s passion was people, his transit passengers and especially his passengers on the school bus. It wasn’t a job to him, it was a ministry. Always smiling and willing to help or just to talk, he was loved by many. He touched many people’s lives and every one of his friends and family will notice the gap he left behind by his passing. He will be missed but always remembered in the absolute highest regard and we will forever hold a special place in our hearts for him. One of his last statements was, “I just want to hug Jesus.”
A Celebration of Life will be held next spring and the family will advise of the date.
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Bud was a dedicated bus driver and was well respected by his fellow employees and management as well. Bud loved his Lord and saviour and was a faithful church attendee. RIP Bud. You were a good man and will be missed by many.
Brenda and family, my heart goes out to you
at this devastating time. Bud was a great guy and will be missed by many.
My prayers and thoughts are with you all.
So sorry to hear of Buds passing. You are in our prayers
To my Good Friend and Mentor Bud – You were always there to talk and helped me with many Reno projects – Shared many conversations and shared some time at a retreat of of course my colleague at transit – we shared many hours – much fun and many stories with the Santa Bus – May you find peace finally and my heartfelt condolences and hugs to Brenda and Family – You will be dearly missed and will always be in our thoughts – Your Friend Frank Teichmann