In Memoriam: Buddy, “The Most Interesting Man in the World”

Famously fearless and unflappable throughout his long life, Buddy succumbed to kidney disease on Monday, May 3, 2010, at his home in Wimberley, Texas. He was about 19.

Buddy (a.k.a. “Sweet Boy,” “Cholo”) was of humble origin, born in Chula Vista, CA, a notoriously foul neighborhood of San Diego. His innate charm and elegance, however, eventually won him a peaceful Hill Country sanctuary where he enjoyed contemplative and cozy living during his regal years.

He grew up with Spanish as his mother tongue and was known to easily seduce with his soft, lyrical whisper. Buddy preferred to lead a simple life, always taking food in moderation and most enjoying plentiful sunshine, long naps, and intimate face-to-face purring.  Before his illness became too debilitating, his attention to personal grooming was meticulous; his pristine golden eyes and, especially, his luscious, gleaming ebony coat were enviable.

Buddy, once called “The Most Interesting Man in the World,” is survived by his beloveds Cynthia and Jack, both of Wimberley.

May he rest in peace, this gallant spirit.

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