Charles "Buster" Merendino

Irene and Family,

So sorry to hear of Busters' passing. I live in Richmond,Texas now and was just informed of his death.
May god watch over you and help with his loss.

Major (Tony) Caldronia

Aunt Irene and J.C.:
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Uncle Buster. He will be truly missed by all of us. Love ya'll and are thinking about you during this difficult time.

Irene, so sorry for your loss. my prayers are with you.

Mrs. Merendino,
I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Cherry Woodsmall
(Granddaughter of Cherry Ford)

Aunt Irene and JC,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you on the loss of Uncle Buster. We will miss him. He was a kind person and recognized as "the king of croaker fishermen"!

Love,

Steve, JoMarie, Emily, Meredith and Brady Faggard

Irene and Family,
We were so sorry to learn of Buster's passing. He was always such a pleasure to be around. He always made us smile. He was a warm and caring person who will always be remembered for all the wonderful stories he told us. We are praying for you and your family that God will shower you all with his grace and bless you all.
Sam and Debbie Smith

Unlce Buster will be missed so much,
Anita

We all had some great times and created some wonderful lasting memories working together through the years. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. May God bless and hold you close always.

Please accecpt our heartfelt and sincere condolences from Bill and Deborah Kattawar. It has always been a pleasure knowing and working with the both of you. God Bless and please let us know if there is anything we can do.

Paul and I extend our deepest sympathy to Irene and J.C, over the loss of "Buster". He was a great guy and I have a catalog of memories of him, and our time together for many years, and those particularly at the Beach.
We had many laughs, shared many stories, and humor "ran rampant". I believe that is the way he would wish to be remembered. That is certainly the way I will always remember him, as "No one ever really dies, as long as there is someone left to remember".