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Birth	:	9 Sep 1879 Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Death	:	7 Oct 1910 San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, USA
Burial	:	Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, USA
Coordinate	:	34.0402230, -118.2982060
Plot	:	Section N
Description	:	Nathan was a Grand Trustee of the Sons of the Golden West. Would you like to post this memorial sketch to his memory? Thank you! Proceedings of the Thirty-fourth Annual Session, 1911 In Memoriam Grand Trustee Nathan P. Bundy Shortly after the Admission Day Celebration of last year in San Francisco, the membership of our Order throughout the State was shocked and grieved by the sad tidings of the unexpected death of Grand Trustee Nathan P. Bundy. Brother Bundy was born in Los Angeles County on Admission Day in 1879. He was educated in public schools of his native county... Read More	Nathan was a Grand Trustee of the Sons of the Golden West. Would you like to post this memorial sketch to his memory? Thank you! Proceedings of the Thirty-fourth Annual Session, 1911 In Memoriam Grand Trustee Nathan P. Bundy Shortly after the Admission Day Celebration of last year in San Francisco, the membership of our Order throughout the State was shocked and grieved by the sad tidings of the unexpected death of Grand Trustee Nathan P. Bundy. Brother Bundy was born in Los Angeles County on Admission Day in 1879. He was educated in public schools of his native county and entering the legal profession, gave promise of a useful career in his chosen profession when the hand of death closed his work ere it would hardly well begun. He became a member of the Order on July 24, 1906, being a charter member of Sierra Madre Parlor No. 235. His interest and fidelity to the Order, as well as his sterling worth and ability, were immediately recognized. He was sent as a delegate to the Grand Parlor at Yosemite in 1908, and returned again to Marysville in 1909, where he was elected Grand Trustee. He was re-elected at Tahoe and a useful and brilliant career was anticipated for him in the Order. He had been happily married for a period of less than a month at the time of his death, and besides a loving wife he left to mourn his untimely death, a father, mother, three brothers and his sister. Whereas, Grand Trustee Bundy was a kind and loving husband, a good and exemplary citizen, as well as an earnest and faithful member and a devoted and efficient Grand Officer of our Order; and Whereas, In the death of Grand Trustee Bundy the State of California has lost the goods citizen and the Order of the Native Sons of the Golden West has been deprived of the wise counsel and zealous efforts of a useful member and the Grand Officer; therefore, be it Resolved, That while we humbly bowed to the will of the Almighty, we deeply deplore the loss of our Brother, that to his young wife upon whom this afflicting dispensation fell most heavily, we extend our sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy; and be it further Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Grand Parlor and that a copy thereof, under seal of the Grand Parlor, be sent to the widow of our deceased Brother. Nathan P. Bundy first saw the light of day at Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, on Admission Day, Sept. 9th, 1879, and was overtaken by death at San Francisco, October 7th, 1910. He became affiliated with the Order, as a charter member of Sierra Madre Parlor at Los Angeles in 1906; he immediately took an active interest in the Order, and became a Past President of the Parlor; during the years 1907 and 1908, he was District Deputy Grand President for Los Angeles County, and as such instituted two Parlors; at the Grand Parlor session in Marysville, 1909, he was elected a Grand Trustee, and re-elected at the Grand Parlor session at Lake Tahoe, 1910, being a member of the Board of Grand Trustees at the time of his demise. Nathan Bundy was a hustler, in every sense of the word, and early in his life his ambition was to become an attorney at law. Although many attempts were made to discourage him from entering the legal profession, he could not be dissuaded, and through his own untiring efforts he eventually was admitted to the bar. Through his dogged determination, perfect frankness and unimpeachable integrity, he soon became recognized as one of the most successful young lawyers in Southern California, and just prior to his death he was tendered and accepted a responsible position in the legal department of one of the State's largest corporations, which took him to San Francisco to reside and away from his field to activity in the Order. With the passing of Nathan Bundy the Order lost one of its most enthusiastic workers--one who labored night and day, even at the sacrifice of personal affairs and health, for its best interests. As he was true within the Order to the teachings of Friendship, Loyalty and Charity, so was he faithful, even into death, to the best interests of those he served in a legal capacity, and those he honored with his social and fraternal friendship. His charity was unbounded, and there are many who can testify to his willingness to always assist, both in a moral and a financial way, those not so fortunate as himself. To Nathan Bundy, every charge--weather within business, fraternal or social circles--was is a sacred trust, and he held each and every one of them above a suspicion of dishonor. Every duty imposed upon him was well performed, and he gave the best that was in him to the successful accomplishment of all tasks assigned him. While young in years, he had accomplished what many who live to a much greater age never accomplished, that while his life work was cut short when the pathway ahead seemed strewn with naught but the roses of success and happiness, still the pathway through life which he had trod is plainly marked with the never-fading flowers of the life well spent--a life not devoted to personal success and pleasures, but largely giving over to the accomplishment of good deeds and to the betterment of his fellowmen. In Memoriam Past Grand Trustee James E. Isaacs Contributed by Chloe Perdew

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Nathan P. Bundy's memorial is located at: Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, USA.
When did Nathan P. Bundy death?
Nathan P. Bundy death on 7 Oct 1910 in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, USA
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Latitude: 34.0402230
Longitude: -118.2982060

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Parent

Nathan Pearl Bundy

(1846 - 1913)

Harriet “Hattie” Smith Bundy

(1850 - 1922)

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