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Steve Reed
November 2, 2010
Well, everything about Buddy made you want to spend time with him. I could fill a couple years on a calendar I spent in the woods hunting with him and in just simple tailgate conversations about life, Christ, people that couldn't drive worth a hoot, bad politicians, and how he wasn't asleep when the gobbler came in-he just didn't see it-right. Buddy always spoke on the simple things in life.... how easy it was to accept Christ and how great his love was for us. He always spoke about heaven and what it would be like to see everyone again. Buddy gave me his time when I needed it the most. If everyone could have a friend like Buddy Nidiffer, the world would be a different and far better place. I will always miss his inspiring phone calls, encouraging me to be the man Christ expects me to be and to pray often-the power of prayer. I can't believe he's gone. I will miss him every single day and every turn of the seasons. Here's to a you friend. See ya later!
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Dawn Reed
November 2, 2010
Buddy was one of the first family memebers I met before I married his nephew Steve. I will never forget how welcoming he was. He was loved by all of his family and his love for the Lord was heard by whoever spent more than a minute with him.... God Bless him and his family in this time.
October 31, 2010
Buddy was a dear friend. We lived within three blocks of each other most of our childhood and teenage years. He excelled in sports, which I know he loved, but I never heard about his involvement in other activities in his adult life. He contributed greatly to the people and community where he lived.
I'm sure that his family, all of you, will miss him very much and I will miss seeing him at our Elizabethton High School, Class of 1954 reunions.
Sincerely, Pat (Peters) Payne
Barry Reed
October 26, 2010
I am Barry Reed the nephew of Buddy Nidiffer. My mother Karen was his beloved sister. My grandmother was Buddy's Mom. My heart sank the day my mother called me concerning Buddy's passing. I have very fond memories of my Uncle Buddy. I spent time in Columbia in the suumers visiting his family. I also was privileged to know my Uncle Buddy during my adulthood as well. My Uncle Buddy was a kind, good, gentle, and avid all around best Uncle. My heart today is still grieving because of hs passing. To my Aunt Dottie as well as all my cousins my thoughts and prayers have been with you during this difficult time. Due to work situtations I was unable to attend the funeral. I missed seeing everyone and hope to see you all soon. I love every one of you, Family can never be seperated from distance or time. What a great reunion took place bewteeen Buddy and his family that went on before him. Buddy here is to you! LOVE YA! May you enjoy the wonders and beauty of the after life ( Heaven ) and when I come to that place please meet me with your hunting gear on.
October 25, 2010
Liz and I WERE SHOCKED TO LEARN OF BUDDY'S DEATH. WHAT A GREAT MAN WITH TONS OF COMPASSION FOR HIS FELLOW MAN A CHRISTAIN AND FINE EXAMPLE TO US ALL GOD BLESS YOU DOTTIE AND ALL OF YOUR FAMILY, JIM AND LIZ DUNCAN
October 24, 2010
Dottie: I was deeply saddened to learn of Buddy's death. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers and thouhts. Johnnie Dodds.
Bobby Cowsert
October 24, 2010
Dottie and Family,
So sorry to hear about Buddy. I will always remember the good times we had playing softball for Wesley Memorial in our younger days. My prayers and thoughts are with you aa this time.
Katrina Brown
October 24, 2010
Uncle Buddy was one of the most loving, caring, and kindest man I ever known. There are not enough words to express all that he meant to me and my family. He made it a point to tell myself and my children NOTHING in life mattered more than a personal relationship with Christ. I will be forever grateful to have had such a godly influence in my life. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and for God to comfort them and give them strength as only He can. God Bless
Benji Morrell
October 24, 2010
Uncle Buddy was my hero growing up, and I still hope to be loved like he was.
October 24, 2010
To Buddy's Family,
I just wanted you to know that we will be praying for you and your family. Buddy was a faithful servant of God and an awesome man! I just loved him!
May the peace that only Christ can give rest upon you!
Beth Gantt
October 23, 2010
Buddy, my brother, was my childhood playmate. He was my idea of the measure of a man. I adored him throughout all of the 73 years I had him with me. My heart is broken. I loved him and will always retain my admiration for him as he was a very special gift from Heaven. My prayers are for his family. Karen Nidiffer Reed
October 23, 2010
Buddy was a wonderful human being. His friendship was a blessing from God.
My thoughts and prayers are with Dottie and her family.
Bobby Bunch
David Taylor
October 23, 2010
I loved him.
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