Allyn Scherer

April 5th, 1956 - November 7th, 2020

Allyn's Memory Wall

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To my cousin Bugsy Scherer. Although life have separated us from when we were kids; I will also remember the good times at Grandmas Scherer's Farm, in the strawberry fields. I have many memories of you and I at your parents home Uncle Louis and Aunt Angie Scherer, when we were out in the pickle fields. Although I was two grade levels ahead of you in High school, we often talked and saw each other. I will miss your kind smile and your energy. God Bless you, Carol, the kids and grandchildren. In loving Memory Gary Booth

Gary Booth

November 10th, 2020 at 1:54pm

We extend our deepest condolences to Bruce's wife, girls and grandchildren. We are the oldest existing Branson Tractor dealer in Canada and were one of Bruce's Canadian Branson dealers. We will remember him for his honesty and integrity. He was definitely amongst the best dealer reps that we have worked with. Always a smile and a genuine handshake, he could always be counted on to get us answers. He will be missed. We pray that your happy memories help heal your broken hearts.

Patsy Z Hobbs Lowry

November 10th, 2020 at 11:27am

To say this hurts is an understatement, Carol, Cara, Cassie and the rest of the Scherer clan and your families have lost a loved one and someone that always had your back. The rest of us lost a person that made a mark on us, the only thing helpful is knowing that after a long battle " he's ok now " The pain and void in your hearts will weaken but never go away, but the memories of Bugsy will last forever. One of my memories of him that I get reminded of every time I go into Niles, is when he and I were going to an establishment in downtown Niles. As we neared the RR track he said in his typical adventurous self " I know a short cut" so off unto the RR tracks we went heading west from M-51. In a minute or so we looked down and discovered we were 70 feet above the St Joe river on the RR bridge with a "oh sh## " from Bugs. we headed on across and got off the first place we could. But that bridge reminds me of him every time I see it. I'm sure from now on you'll have those same kind of memory triggers. My prayers are with each of you during this challenging time. ( Cousin)