Birth date: Jun 1, 1937 Death date: Oct 8, 2015
Waldon Jay (Buzz) Louder entered into eternal rest on October 8, 2015. He was born in Park City Utah on June 1, 1937. Jay was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in August 2015 and passed while residing at the Mt. Olympus Rehabilita Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of Jay's passing. Thank u for putting it in Columbus paper. I worked with Jay at Brand's lumber were he worked parttime for several yrs. in what we called the DoItBest room. This was after he retired from Cummins. Good to see the picture of his smiling face one more time.
As Jay's former wife and mother of his son Kyle, I want to express my sympathies to Kyle and to the rest of Jay's family. I was sorry to learn of Jay's poor health over the years and of the suffering he went through with cancer. I still have good memories of him, of times spent with his sisters and brothers, and of meeting his mother just prior to our marriage in 1984 and her passing soon afterward. Rest in peace, Jay.
It's with a heavy heart I read of Buzz's passing. We were classmates from 1st grade through 12th. He was a great kid and a fine Gentleman. We haven't been to Utah for the class get-to-gether for the last 2 or 3 years. So sorry now that we missed them. Please know that each of the family members are in our thoughts and prayers. He will certainly be missed. Rest In Peace Buzz.
Sending my love to you all!!
I was so sorry to hear of Uncle Buzz's passing. He was one member of the Louder family I knew the least about since our paths rarely crossed when I was living in SLC. I am sharing in your sadness as you remember Buzz.
My condolences to my best friend Andy and the whole family. I have nothing but fond memories of Mr. Louder as a teenager through adulthood. We truly lost a good person here on Earth.
Uncle Buzz (as I have always known him) was a very special person to me. We didn't maintain contact a lot in these last years, but I have wonder memories of him from the wonderful family gatherings we would have at Grandma Fanny's little home in Park City. I'm sure he is at peace now. Sincerely, Lynda
Andy & Mary, Lorraine & Tedd, and the rest of Jay's family - Our sympathies on your loss! Our thoughts and prayers will be with you in your time of grief. God's Blessings on you all. Don II & Janice
I am grateful to have known my Dad Jay and I will cherish his memory. I would like to leave you with a quote by Eileen Elias Freeman: "The angels are always near to those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the hand of God."
