OBITUARY
Lynn (Buddy) W. Grier Sr., 78, of Orlando, FL. died on Saturday (January 9, 2021) at Mayo Clinic Rochester - St. Marys Campus from complications of a lengthy illness with cancer.
Lynn Warren Grier was born on June 27, 1942 in Orlando, FL to Rufus and Vada (Harbin) Grier. He grew up in Orlando and graduated from Lyman High School. He attended The Citadel which led to his service in the National Guard. After service, he graduated from Florida Southern College where he earned...
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Catherine Pepper
January 14, 2021 4:17 PMSo very sorry to hear of Buddy's passing. He was always ready to talk and question things. I so enjoyed talking to him.
Susan Hadley
January 14, 2021 3:48 PMI met Buddy in 1982 on the Pershing Program. He was always cheerful and volunteered with events at MARTIN now Lockheed. We worked closer together before he retired. I always looked forward to seeing him. Before 9/11 I had my young son and needed to check on the time cards on the weekend. He offered to chase lizards with him to keep him occupied. I had wondered about his retirement. God Bless Him and I know he was welcomed in next life. RIP and may you and all the family find peace and comfort. Sincerely
Dolores Indek
January 14, 2021 3:23 PMSo sad to hear this Buddy and Linda were my friends and I worked for Buddy for a long time. I remember how Buddy helped me with all the Community Service events he was wonderful.
Your friend
Dolores Indek
Julie Kellam
January 14, 2021 6:55 AMI am so sad to hear this news....Buddy was my mentor and was solely responsible for my successful 38 year career at Martin Marietta/Lockheed Martin.,.. He was a great boss and a good friend...My thoughts and prayers are with his family.... RIP!!!
Doug B.
January 13, 2021 8:51 AMA sad day. Buddy and I worked on the same floor for many years. He always had a smile on his face and would be the first in line when someone needed help. A truly wonderful man. God Bless.