Edward “Butch” William Ganoe, 64, of White Post, Virginia, died Tuesday, March 4, 2014, in Winchester Medical Center. Mr. Ganoe was born in 1950, in Levels, West Virginia, the son of the late James E. and Tressie Ganoe. He was a graduate of Hampshire County High School. Mr. Ganoe was a Veteran having served inContinue Reading
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left a message on March 6, 2014:
My Prayers go out to Butch and his family.Worked with him at Thermo Fisher for many years. Butch will be missed.
left a message on March 6, 2014:
My sincere condolence to the family of Butch Ganoe, I worked with him many years ago at Capitol Records and then later at ThermoFisher. He was a very nice person and will be missed.
left a message on March 6, 2014:
My prayers go out to the family. Rest in peace "Mr. Butch"
left a message on March 6, 2014:
Butch worked with me and for me at Technicon many years ago. I am so sorry to learn of his passing. My thoughts and prayers fare with his family and loved ones in their time of sorrow. He will be greatly missed.
left a message on March 6, 2014:
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family though this time of need ..butch will definatly be missed♥xxx
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left a message on March 8, 2014:
sorry for you all loss he will be will miss, may GOD hold you all in his arm and wipe the tears ,GOD bless all of you!! with lots love JOE/DEBBIE LEWIS XOXO
left a message on March 9, 2014:
Condolences to the family. Butch was such a all round good guy. He will be missed! I worked with him at Capital Records. RIP old friend. love Arlene
left a message on March 10, 2014:
I received word today that my friend, Butch Ganoe had passed away earlier this week. I must say that the news caught me by surprise and hit me pretty hard. You see Mr. Butch just recently called me out of the wild blue, too see how I was doing. We talked for a good hour or so. He had found a card with my name and number on it, and said that's Clifton Graham, I need to call him, so he did. The last time I had talked to him was in the late 1990's as my Bayer Virginia assignment had ended and I was transferred back to Texas. We reminisced for a while on the phone, and before we hung up, Butch asked me if I would call him back in the near future. I told him I would, and I did this past Christmas. Butch was surprised that I had called him back, but I told him I would, and I did out of respect for a great friend. Butch looked "rough around the edges", but he was a "Teddy Bear" at heart and would unselfishly do anything for you. I will miss you Mr. Butch, but I cherish the memories I have of working with you and the "Friendship" that we shared.
Rest peacefully my friend.
Regards, Clifton Graham
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