11-04-2019, 09:53 AM
The Butlers had most recently worked as gate guards for oil rigs in Texas, checking vehicles in and out, said Butler's sister, Deborah van Loon, of Rumney, New Hampshire on Saturday.
They were in frequent contact with family and shared photographs of their trip on Facebook, she said. "We all loved what they were doing and they loved sharing it with us," said van Loon who described her brother as "an all-around really wonderful man."
He had retired from the Navy in 2010 and "loved to joke around about everything," she said. He came back to Rumney after he retired when his mother was dying of cancer, van Loon said.
He met Michelle then and they married in 2015, she said.
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They were in frequent contact with family and shared photographs of their trip on Facebook, she said. "We all loved what they were doing and they loved sharing it with us," said van Loon who described her brother as "an all-around really wonderful man."
He had retired from the Navy in 2010 and "loved to joke around about everything," she said. He came back to Rumney after he retired when his mother was dying of cancer, van Loon said.
He met Michelle then and they married in 2015, she said.
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