Larry Earl Buffington, 71, went to his Heavenly home on August 20, 2021 at his residence.
Born on May 31, 1950 to the late Buford and Sylvene Hamilton Buffington, he attended Belton schools and was a Millwright for many years.
Larry loved old cars, and all types of racing. He was a Master Sign Designer and enjoyed drawing and painting pictures, as well as lettering race cars.
He was a member of Latimer United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his former wife, Therissa B Roach of Belton; his daughters, Heather Buffington Tribble, and Carisa Buffington Lingerfelt, all of Belton; his sisters Faye Buffington and Susie Davis; his brother, Tommy Buffington; his grandchildren, Whitney Morton (Blake), Kelsey Carrillo (Tyler), Jasmine Lingerfelt, and Chasity Lingerfelt; his great grandchildren, Lyric Morton, Lylah Morton, Knox Carrillo, and Baby Avayah. He was predeceased by a brother, Royce Buffington.
Burial at the Garden of Memories.
Born on May 31, 1950 to the late Buford and Sylvene Hamilton Buffington, he attended Belton schools and was a Millwright for many years.
Larry loved old cars, and all types of racing. He was a Master Sign Designer and enjoyed drawing and painting pictures, as well as lettering race cars.
He was a member of Latimer United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his former wife, Therissa B Roach of Belton; his daughters, Heather Buffington Tribble, and Carisa Buffington Lingerfelt, all of Belton; his sisters Faye Buffington and Susie Davis; his brother, Tommy Buffington; his grandchildren, Whitney Morton (Blake), Kelsey Carrillo (Tyler), Jasmine Lingerfelt, and Chasity Lingerfelt; his great grandchildren, Lyric Morton, Lylah Morton, Knox Carrillo, and Baby Avayah. He was predeceased by a brother, Royce Buffington.
Burial at the Garden of Memories.
Larry Earl Buffington, 71, went to his Heavenly home on August 20, 2021 at his residence.
Born on May 31, 1950 to the late Buford and Sylvene Hamilton Buffington, he attended Belton schools and was a Millwright for many years.
Larry loved old cars, and all types of racing. He was a Master Sign Designer and enjoyed drawing and painting pictures, as well as lettering race cars.
He was a member of Latimer United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his former wife, Therissa B Roach of Belton; his daughters, Heather Buffington Tribble, and Carisa Buffington Lingerfelt, all of Belton; his sisters Faye Buffington and Susie Davis; his brother, Tommy Buffington; his grandchildren, Whitney Morton (Blake), Kelsey Carrillo (Tyler), Jasmine Lingerfelt, and Chasity Lingerfelt; his great grandchildren, Lyric Morton, Lylah Morton, Knox Carrillo, and Baby Avayah. He was predeceased by a brother, Royce Buffington.
Burial at the Garden of Memories.
Born on May 31, 1950 to the late Buford and Sylvene Hamilton Buffington, he attended Belton schools and was a Millwright for many years.
Larry loved old cars, and all types of racing. He was a Master Sign Designer and enjoyed drawing and painting pictures, as well as lettering race cars.
He was a member of Latimer United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his former wife, Therissa B Roach of Belton; his daughters, Heather Buffington Tribble, and Carisa Buffington Lingerfelt, all of Belton; his sisters Faye Buffington and Susie Davis; his brother, Tommy Buffington; his grandchildren, Whitney Morton (Blake), Kelsey Carrillo (Tyler), Jasmine Lingerfelt, and Chasity Lingerfelt; his great grandchildren, Lyric Morton, Lylah Morton, Knox Carrillo, and Baby Avayah. He was predeceased by a brother, Royce Buffington.
Burial at the Garden of Memories.
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