Doc S.C. Linebaugh Park

[ <i>Dedication plaque mounted on Pine Tree near entrance to the park:</i> ]<br> <center><b>Bruce Linebaugh</b><br> In memory of<br> Bruce Linebaugh<br> Member of one of<br> White Pines<br> founding families.<br> Log truck driver<br> for over 50 years,<br> and faithful<br> supporter of<br> Linebaugh Park</center> <br> [ <i>Marker at entrance to park:</i> ]<br> <center><b>Glen Linebaugh</b><br> <center>In Memory of<br> <b><i>Glen Linebaugh</i></b><br> A true friend to<br> Vallecito Union School District<br> Transportation Department<br> <small>Dedicated April 28, 2001</small><br><br><br> <b>The-Bull-of-the-Woods</b></center> <br> He’s the bull of the woods,<br> he’s a man never still,<br> if you say that you can’t,<br> he will say that you will.<br> He’s the heart of the job,<br> he knows all that is known<br> about bringing in logs<br> from the pines to Madrone.<br><br> He works on the skidder,<br> he works on the truck.<br> the fact that their running<br> just cannot be luck.<br> The loader, the dozer,<br> the water truck too,<br> respond to his touch <br> and again run like new.<br><br> The Bull needs good men<br> who can work in the woods,<br> who can handle the logs<br> and deliver the goods.<br> Who will work with a saw<br> in the dust and the dirt,<br> who continue to work<br> though they’re tired or they’re hurt.<br><br> While the bull is a man<br> that is hard, he is fair.<br> If a man needs a hand,<br> it’s the bull who is there.<br> Work and swear at the logs,<br> be a man as you should,<br> then you’ll know you have a friend<br> in The-Bull-of-the-Woods.</center>