Carroll Charles "Butch" Faske

We are blessed that we had the privilege of knowing Butch. He was a friend who always had a story to tell and kind words when needed. Our clocks will tick a little slower and Brenham will miss the laughter and smile of Butch. Auf Gottes Wegen ist Gottes Segen.

Faske Family: The loss of Butch reminds many of us of our formative years when we made lifelong friends. He was always there with a huge smile and advice way beyond his years. He continued that into his adult years and touched so many lives.

I know his current journey is exciting and new with no worries or pain. And, you can be sure that he will continue to provide love and guidance to you though he has left his earthly body!

May God grant you healing and understanding as He encircles you with His love !

Richard S. said it best as he was a jewel of a lawman, as a friend and so much more. Our prayers for the family

"True love is spending one day getting married...and the rest of your life feeling glad you did."

This statement very well sums up the past 49 years of my life. Butch changed my life in so many ways, along with so many people whose paths he crossed every day.

Butch is everywhere I look....from his Tahoe parked in the driveway to all of his Texas Traffic Law books--to his uniform shirts--then there are the badges, I know the volume of civil papers he served...I see him on our 23-acre residence--the garden, the fishing tank, everywhere. I go by the Washington County Courthouse and it's so obvious what he accomplished in 31+ years, it's unbelievable.

He wasn't perfect--he had his ways--but he gave life everything he had to offer, to improve it for the people living here. And, yes, he succeeded way more than not....

He was truly the best part of my life, and I thank God I was a part of his life. There will never be another Butch Faske in this world--but I'm so glad I went on our "blind date" back in 1970...I took a chance and it paid off with so many blessings...

Many, many thanks to all of you who knew him or our family through the years. Your loving, caring comments mean so much. I know Butch would be surprised with the volume of comments. What a life...

Betsy Faske
6/2/2020

I was a customer and you waited on me love buying the crystal item's you had display. RIP butch

It was with a lot of sadness I learned of Butch's passing. He was the nicest person and so helpful to me on many occasions . I am one of many, many people who will miss him and his keen insight into current and past events. He was a true font of knowledge about a great many topics. My thoughts and prayers are with his wonderful family.

There are too many memories, that I really don't have the words to say how much this Guy meant to my Husband (Eddie) and myself. I know Butch and Eddie are talking over things now. My heart goes out to the Family. Butch, had a wonderful wife that would do anything for him. I pray that God will give you Peace in the months to come and love the the Family. Only the good things will be remembered. Take care Bruce and Bonnie.

Love you Guys
Mary Longhofer

When we moved here in 1991, Butch was one of the first to make us feel welcome here. He served us well as our Constable. We have nothing but respect for the way Butch cared for his family and community. He will be missed.

Betsy,
Our deepest condolences to you and the Faske family. I have many fond memories of Butch both personally and professionally. It was an honor to work and serve alongside him. May the Lord grant you peace and strength during this difficult time.

A fine man. It was a pleasure to work with Butch 1993-1996.

Bill Torrey
Milam County DA