Birth date: Jan 5, 1943 Death date: Sep 18, 2020
Frederic William Brundage was born on January 5th 1943 in Mt. Kisco, New York to Rosalind Hogg Brundage and Jay Mildred Brundage Jr. He attended Trinity Prep School in Pawling, New York, where he was a football running back and sc Read Obituary
hi. We met Bill in !982 when he posted his cabin for sale in the Adirondacks. Long story short, we are the owners of his cabin going on 41 years. His 1950s Frigidaire is still working well to keep foods cold!!! And the beautiful hearth he built inside is awesome. Sending hugs to his family
Hi. We met Bill in 1982 when he posted his cabin in the Adirondacks for sale. I worked in the Student Activities Office at Pratt Institute and his niece brought in his ad to be approved for posting. I immediately contacted the number on the ad to meet with .Bill in the purchase of the cabin. We LOVED THE CABIN AND BILL. He gave us a very detailed tour of his area of the Adirondacks and the cabin and his life history and his philosophy.. Long story short, we are now the owners of his cabin going on 41 years. I remembered that he moved to Hawaii and have tried to contact him to say hello. Our daughter is now in Hawaii teaching an Acroyoga course in Hilo, Hawaii. i thought he may like to meet her, so searched for Bill only to find this really awesome memorial and at same time were so sad to find that he had passed over 2 years ago. Thank you so much for this memorial for Bill. We have taken good care of his cabin. Put on a new metal roof and added stained glass lamps and sandblasted designed windows we thought he would be proud of. His old 1950s refrigerator is still working great. Our neighbors remember him as "the crazy Hawaiian' and still had his gift of the tabletops from converted wire rolls. He is definitely not forgotten in this small community area of the Adirondacks
My sympathy to the family on hearing of Bill's passing. While I haven't seen Bill in a few years I have much gratitude for his support of peace and justice over many years. He was a good man and much appreciated. His spirit will be with us always.
Blessings.
Jim Albertini, Kurtistown
