Edward Buss

Around 9/11, I worked for Ed. I didn`t stay long, but the conversations we had stayed with me. He was a very balanced, fair man. He knew he could make friends, because he was a listener and showed respect to all. He was one of my favorite bosses/ owners of a bizz. His family has a lot to be proud of.

Ed was a dear friend . We played golf together every week in the same group for 10 years or more in Sun City Grand. I really miss his upbeat personality. Lee Olmstead

Ed was a great guy. Met him at an auto dealer convention in the 90s and played several rounds of golf. He was one of a kind

My condolences. I worked for him as a kid.he was always good to me.

Sending heartfelt sympathy to you and your family Ann and Bob, Joe. Wonderful reunion indeed for Ed and Grandma Joan. Holding you in love and hoping for peace to come to your heart! Our family sends prayers to go with all of the Buss family in this time of grief.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Buss Family at this time. Mr. Buss was such a nice man and did so much for Mchenry. A great neighbor who always waved and said hello with the nicest things to say.. Him and his wife made everyone welcomed. God Bless..

I have had the privilege to work for and with Ed for the last 12 years. He was a great man dedicated to his family, friends and employees. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. It was a pleasure knowing you Ed, I enjoyed all our conversations and the laughter you brought into my life. May your wings soar in heaven and your golf game be as good as it was in your hay day.

2013 is only my 10th year in Grand. I had the privilege to play golf with Eddie at least one day a week for 7 of those years. One day, after he had taken a few bucks from everyone in the group, I asked him: Eddie how old are you? He said something like "88." I said, "Eddie, I need to see your driver's license." He pulled this out of his pocket, and I took my favorite photo of him. I miss him greatly, but he lived a life any of us would envy. Bernie