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In Memory of
Wallace Lee
Bond
Bond
1938 - 2020
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Obituary for Wallace Lee Bond
Wallace Lee Bond (82) of Haymarket, Virginia passed away peacefully on May 1, 2020 after a courageous battle with bladder cancer and COPD.
Wally was born on January 11, 1938 in Washington, DC. Wally grew up in the District of Columbia with his mother Allene, father Jack, and sister Jackie. He graduated from Woodward Prep in 1956.
Immediately following high school, Wally began his 32-year career at the Washington Gas Light Company. He often fondly reflected about his journey climbing the corporate the ladder from the mail room to management, always ruffling the feathers of the executives along the way. He retired from the Gas Company in 1990.
Wally married his wife Linda Bond in June 1973 where they lived in Springfield, Virginia for 45 years, later moving to Haymarket, Virginia. Wally was preceded in death by his wife Linda and by one son, Frank Vollmer. Wally is survived by his son Larry Bond and his wife Cindy; John Vollmer and his wife Samantha; daughter in-law Cindy Vollmer; Also his sister Jackie Worthy & brother-in law Bob. Seven grandchildren, Jacqueline Bond, Savannah Bond, Caitlyn Daige, Christian Vollmer, Colby Vollmer, Cara Vollmer, Carter Vollmer & 2 great-grandchildren, Isabella & Gunner Daige
Wally, otherwise known by his closest friends as “Buck Bond”, was always the life of the party. Wally had an endless number of dedicated and loyal friends. Wally was an avid golfer and had annual golf trips to Myrtle Beach with his Washington Gas Co. buddies as well as regular tee times at Greendale golf course in Alexandria, Virginia with his buddies Tommy, AL, Tony, Reese, Craig, Dallas, Gary & Willard. Wally had numerous fictional stories of golf scores that always exceeded reality. He always enjoyed his favorite hole, the 19th!
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the VFW Auxiliary-Springfield Post #7327, Treasurer, 8209 Terra Grande Avenue, Springfield, VA. 22153.
Funeral Services for Wally will be held at a later date.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Baker-Post Funeral Home & Cremation Center, under the direction of Michael Post.
Please sign the guestbook at www.bakerpostfh.com
Wally was born on January 11, 1938 in Washington, DC. Wally grew up in the District of Columbia with his mother Allene, father Jack, and sister Jackie. He graduated from Woodward Prep in 1956.
Immediately following high school, Wally began his 32-year career at the Washington Gas Light Company. He often fondly reflected about his journey climbing the corporate the ladder from the mail room to management, always ruffling the feathers of the executives along the way. He retired from the Gas Company in 1990.
Wally married his wife Linda Bond in June 1973 where they lived in Springfield, Virginia for 45 years, later moving to Haymarket, Virginia. Wally was preceded in death by his wife Linda and by one son, Frank Vollmer. Wally is survived by his son Larry Bond and his wife Cindy; John Vollmer and his wife Samantha; daughter in-law Cindy Vollmer; Also his sister Jackie Worthy & brother-in law Bob. Seven grandchildren, Jacqueline Bond, Savannah Bond, Caitlyn Daige, Christian Vollmer, Colby Vollmer, Cara Vollmer, Carter Vollmer & 2 great-grandchildren, Isabella & Gunner Daige
Wally, otherwise known by his closest friends as “Buck Bond”, was always the life of the party. Wally had an endless number of dedicated and loyal friends. Wally was an avid golfer and had annual golf trips to Myrtle Beach with his Washington Gas Co. buddies as well as regular tee times at Greendale golf course in Alexandria, Virginia with his buddies Tommy, AL, Tony, Reese, Craig, Dallas, Gary & Willard. Wally had numerous fictional stories of golf scores that always exceeded reality. He always enjoyed his favorite hole, the 19th!
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the VFW Auxiliary-Springfield Post #7327, Treasurer, 8209 Terra Grande Avenue, Springfield, VA. 22153.
Funeral Services for Wally will be held at a later date.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Baker-Post Funeral Home & Cremation Center, under the direction of Michael Post.
Please sign the guestbook at www.bakerpostfh.com
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