BIDDEFORD — Harold O. “Buster” Bailey III died unexpectedly Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014 at Southern Maine Health Care, possibly due to complications from surgery.
He was born in 1957 in Exeter, New Hampshire.
Buster was the son of and was preceded in death by: Harold O Bailey Jr. and Barbara P. Larrabee Bailey of Raymond, New Hampshire.
Buster resided in Raymond, New Hampshire throughout his childhood until he married Lori Bailey in 1976. Buster loved her up until his death.
Buster spent a lot of his time perfecting the art of building models, enjoying nature with his family and loving his pets.
He was also preceded in death by: an infant grandson, Joel Waldron.
He is survived by: three siblings, Barbara Webster, Robert Thistle and David Bailey; four children, Cassandra Waldron Garcia and husband Mario Garcia, Luke Bailey, Daniel Bailey and Christina Bailey and husband Paul Vigneault; and two grandchildren, Cheyanne and Dakota Waldron.
He will be greatly missed by many, as he was also loved by many of his aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and many friends.
Private arrangements are being made for a memorial service. For information, call 286-4945.
The Bible promises of a future resurrection for the just and the unjust, and he was beginning to learn about this promise from God (John 5:28,29; 3:16) (Revelation 21:3-5). We hope to see you in the resurrection, Dad!
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