Obituary of Ward Bond

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Ward Bond

Mr. Ward Bond (born April 9th, 1903 as "Wardell Edwin Bond") died suddenly at a hotel in Dallas on November 5th, 1960 with his wife at his side. His cause of death was because of a Heart attack. He was 57 years old when he died.

Wardell is survived by his aging parents, Mabel L. Bond and John W. Bond, and his second wife, Mary Louise May.

Professionally, Wardell was a Film-Actor who was best known for his role in the American TV series "Wagon Train" in the 1950s.

When he was not working as a Film-Actor, Wardell was known for his love of horses and he would spend most Sundays at the track. Mr. Bond (also known as Wardell Bond) also spent ages visiting with his oldest friend most Saturdays when he was able to spare a lot of minutes.

In lieu of flowers, his wife asks that you make a paltry donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in Wardell's honor.

A funeral is scheduled for Sunday the 10th at the crematorium in Benkelman. The service will commence at 4PM with a reception to follow hosted by his mother at the undertaker's where refreshments will be served. All are welcome to the visitation to be held at crematorium at 9AM.



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Ward Bond Biography Wiki:

    • Is He Dead or Alive: Dead
    • Full Name: Bond, Wardell
    • Common Name: Ward Bond
    • Gender: Male
    • Preferred Gender Pronoun: he/him
    • Birthplace: Benkelman, Nebraska, United States
    • Birth Date: April 09, 1903
    • Age: 57 (at death)
    • Also Known As: Wardell Bond
    • Occupation: Film Actor
    • Nationality: American
    • Favorite Food: Totino's Pizza Rolls
    • Favorite Color: Lime
    • Favorite Scent: Bleu de Chanel
    • Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington

    Wardell's Family Tree

    • Birth Name: Wardell Edwin Bond
    • Father: John W. Bond
    • Mother: Mabel L. Bond
    • Spouse/Partner:
      • Mary Louise May (married 1954-5 November 1960, his death)
      • Doris Sellers Childs (married 1936-divorced 1944)

Death Notice:

  • Date: November 05 1960 at age 57
  • Place: Dallas, Texas, United States
  • Cause of Death: Heart attack

Category Tags:

Film ActorAmerican Born on April 9th Born in 1903 Born in Nebraska Died in 1960 Died at age 57 Died from Heart attack

Quotable Quotes:

"Some of these guys look like I would like if I were flying a B-36. I saw one on TV who mounted like an old woman. Then he leans forward, pulls back the reins, and starts flapping' his arms. The poor horse didn't know what to do. I guess you could say I'm my own technical advisor on Wagon Train." (IMDB)

"Wardell Bond dedicated his life to serving others and leaving a positive impact on those around him, making his legacy one that will continue to be cherished. (V)"

"I would guess that Bond's life was full of excitement and adventure, but his untimely passing left a void that could never be filled. (V)"

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