Iree Lardell, age 90, passed away on March 24, 2026…
Iree Lardell, age 90, passed away on March 24, 2026…
Lois Lardell
left a message on April 9, 2026:
Today is my Uncle Busters home going service.
He has joined his parents, sisters and brothers. My father Robert was the eldest. My uncle was in like a father to me. He was always there for me in the good and not so good times. He never judged me instead he comforted me and we loved on each other 💙 Him and his two sisters along with his youngest brother Freddie wanted to visit with their brother Uncle Freeman. He lived in Buffalo NY and neither of them wanted to drive. I also wanted to see him so I offered to drive them. Uncle Buster said we can go in his car and he would take care of the gasoline and tolls. He had a candy apple Sonata and I always admired that car. So we made the trip but I didn’t drive at night in unfamiliar places and none of them wanted to drive back so we stayed for a few hours. Shortly afterwards Uncle Freeman passed away. I was so grateful to God that he allowed us to make that trip.
My Uncle Buster was a true man of God who will truly be missed. RIP
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Lois Lardell
left a message on April 9, 2026:
Today is my Uncle Busters home going service.
He has joined his parents, sisters and brothers. My father Robert was the eldest. My uncle was in like a father to me. He was always there for me in the good and not so good times. He never judged me instead he comforted me and we loved on each other 💙 Him and his two sisters along with his youngest brother Freddie wanted to visit with their brother Uncle Freeman. He lived in Buffalo NY and neither of them wanted to drive. I also wanted to see him so I offered to drive them. Uncle Buster said we can go in his car and he would take care of the gasoline and tolls. He had a candy apple Sonata and I always admired that car. So we made the trip but I didn’t drive at night in unfamiliar places and none of them wanted to drive back so we stayed for a few hours. Shortly afterwards Uncle Freeman passed away. I was so grateful to God that he allowed us to make that trip.
My Uncle Buster was a true man of God who will truly be missed. RIP
Calhoun Funeral Home & Cremation Service
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