Dear Bo - I will always have many great memories of the times we worked for Williams Masonry. You and Bobby will always be very special. It seems for the past 10 years the only time we have seen each other is in the doctors office. My blessings are extended to Frances and your family, and to brother Bobby. Hold on to your memories. God bless you.
Jane Hebert
Saturday, January 12, 2013

I didn't really get to know Uncle Bo until I started organizing the Templeton reunion in Lumberton. I would call him about places and happenings in and around town, then it grew into just getting to know each other & then into sharing each other's ups and downs of the week.
I was so thankful (even then) that I had gotten to know my sweet uncle. He had turned into my hero, but he wouldn't hear of it when I would try to tell him. He would say, "Now, Gail, I just like staying busy. That's all it is." But anyone who knew Bo, knows that he was so much more than that.
Bo has given me his gift of sweet memories. I'll remember his way of storytelling. His selective wording and methodical pacing would keep me on the edge of my chair. He enjoyed life with family, friends, community, and coworkers, not to mention enjoying time sitting with family playing cards or dominoes. His smiles were infectious & stories intriguing. I'm so thankful I got to know my Uncle Bo, and that in itself makes me smile.
Love to all,
Gail
Saturday, January 12, 2013

He was one of the finest men we have ever known.
Saturday, January 12, 2013

So sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you all. Verna Mae ( cronk) Heironymus
Saturday, January 12, 2013

Donita....Mr. Templeton was daddy's best friend and one of John's biggest supporters. Our family is saddened by the loss of your dad. Hold tight to your memories and know that you can lean on God and your friends for strength and comfort. Please accept our heartfelt condolences on your loss. Kathy and John
Saturday, January 12, 2013