To many to count brother as kids growing up ridding bikes go places we knew we weren’t supposed to go like in dads garden with a salt shaker and eating tomatoes knowing if dad had coult us there would be hell to pay going to the pits swimming and building forts and as we got older going down to lake Anna camping and fishing and drinking plenty of beer and eating good food going to ocean city and going hunting like I said to many to count they where the good old days you will be missed very much so now you are with mom and dad and Bobby and Dennis so until we meet again I will be here thinking of you all love your brother David

Butch and I shared two amazing Kidd kids and he loved Christina as his own. We all share special memories of our time together. One thing that I will remember about Butch is all of the funny sayings that he created, some of which can’t be repeated here. I’m sure that some of those sayings will be carried on amongst his kids. Butch was always available to help someone when they needed him and loved to be surrounded by family and friends. He will be missed by the many friends and family that he had. Rest In Peace Butch. 

My teenage years were spent babysitting for Butch and Angel and their wonderful kids, I was always made to feel like a part of the family.  I could always count on the wonderful Strawberry Delight that Butch made me for my birthday every year boy I miss that dessert. I spent a lot of time going on trips with the family and enjoying every minute I spent with them. After I got married I didn’t see much of them anymore but when both of my parents passed away he was there to comfort me, he was a true friend and I always thought of him like a second father. I know that he is in a much happier place where there is no pain and if I know Butch he is with all of his loved ones that have gone before him and they are having the time of their lives and waiting with open arms for everyone else that he held dear to once again be together. You will truly be missed by everyone you have touched and I know that we will meet again my dear friend.

I remember Butch and his brothers when we were very young teenagers, in Franconia going to school, growing up and hanging out with my brother Jeff OBryan. Butch was unique  very friendly, very helpful to everyone and very loving.

Our sympathies and love to Pam and the family. We've known Butch & Pam for nearly 10 years through the Front Royal Elks Lodge. Butch was funny, warm and friendly to everyone, especially to new members. We're going to miss him terribly. 

Karen & Roger 

Dear Johnny and Angel.
We didn't know your Dad and were looking forward to meeting him at your wedding.  Please accept our sincere condolences and sympathy.  Our prayers are with you and your family.  

We know there is nothing we can do or say to make the hurt you feel right now go away.  Please fill the hole in your heart with love and great memories.

Love you both

Aunt Sharon and Uncle Ed

I remember like 10 years ago.The Moose had a picnic. With horseshoes and food.Butch and I were partners that day in horseshoes,.We never lost we must’ve of played for three hours never lost we could do no wrong.I used to always say what what’s Barber  say Butch would always say and laugh next .We laughed about that for the last 10 years.Butch was a good man 

OBITUARY

Walker "Butch" Albert Kidd Jr.

February 23, 1951 – July 15, 2021

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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