My deepest condolences to the Hearn family on the loss of Bud. He was a sweet man and a gentleman in the truest sense. My late father and I always appreciated the friendly encounters we had.

It was a great privilage to get to know and rub shoulders with a man as fine a Bud. It is my prayer that all the Hearn boys will allow the sadness they feel at a time like this to be bouyed by the warmth of joyful memories of time spent with this marvelous man.

My deepest condolences to your family on the loss of this wonderful man. I knew your dad through my husband Nick Unis. He and Bud were good friends and even after Nick retired he visited the shop on Drouillard road several times a week bringing our daughter with him. Your dad was Uncle Bud to her. He was so talented creating beautiful woodwork. He will be missed.

My condolences for your father, I have very fond memories of him and his stories over 15 years that I was blessed to know him. He was a humble man of great values who loved his wife and his family. The most fascinating skill I will remember (besides his wonderous creative woodworking) was the many days we would drive back from Leamington On. and he would multitask driving the pick up and rolling a cigarette with no filter with one hand. He would laugh when I would try with 2 hands and still could not do it. His laugh and old school stories I will always remember. Rest in Peace