Lowell Edward "Buzzy" LaMore

My deepest sympathies to the family of ''Buzzy'' LaMore. I met Buzzy in the 80's during the time that I did some Boxing. We immediately hit it off. We soon realized we had lots of the same friends and had probably competed against each other in Softball. I had so many fantastic times at the Lake Edge Bar. We and other friends from that side of town had many road trips and Bar hopping. Buzzy was a very kind and generous and fun man. Everybody knew Buzzy. We lost touch over the years, but I would still often think of the great times and laughs we had back in the day. I am so sorry for your loss. May it be of some comfort to all of you knowing that he was a friend to so many. Respectfully, Jim Snow.

Buzzy was one of a kind. When my Father Died after the funeral lots of people came to the house. Buzzy stayed til everyone left did all the dishes and there were many. I'm living in Florida whenever in town would stop at players. Buzzy would always welcome anyone there. He will be very missed for his kindness and wit.

I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolence to the entire family. Mary Sams

I met Buzzy in 1996, and we started our friendship. Every 1st Saturday in May from. 1997 through 2023, Buzzy , Chet and I were the catalyst of the Kentucky Derby Six. Numerous trips to Dubuque Casino for Gambling and Horse betting EVERY YEAR. Buzzy will be Missed Forever. Thanks for ALL THE MEMORIES WE HAD BUZZ. Steve "Iceman" DeVoll.

Buzzy LaMore will remain in our hearts forever. My family especially will never forget you. Rest in peace my friend. Sandy Armstrong aka Momma Jones.