Mr. Lamar Hammond

My thoughts & prayers are with you Jackie & your mom - may your father rest in peace. Kim Robinson

Uncle Lamar, I don't have one memory, I have tons of them. You encouraged me to be the best I could be and to never stop believing that our circumstances didn't define our future. As the first in our age group to go to college, I remembered how calm you were, how you listened and learned from all people. You were a great role model to me before our second Dad (Daniel) came into our lives. Rest in peace and know that you changed all our lives! Thanks for all the talks we had and the jokes we shared. Love YOU!

To the family of my dear brother,Itruly regret that I am unable to attend the home going services and participate in the Last Masonic Rites of a past Master Hammond, I reflect on to good times we shared at the Lodge hall when we would have cookouts and enjoy each other. Past Master Hammond and I would make sure that the kitchen and the pantry was always left "SPOTLESS" . We have missed P.M. at our meetings and gatherings he was truly loved by all. Past Master Sam Malone

I will truly miss you and always remember you as being kind, smiling, and laughing. You were the first and only person who ever took me fishing. Even though I didn't catch anything, I recall the fun that we had that day. It's hard to believe that you are gone, but you will always be here in our hearts. I love you always and may you rest in peace. Your niece, Shayla Cooper.

Uncle Lamar may you rest in heaven. You always brought a smile to our faces growing up with your jokes, the fun times we shared, and the love you showed us. You will truly be missed. I love you always. Your loving niece, Nikolai "Nikki" Cooper

Lamar I am going to miss you so much, and you are my favorite Brother. You fought a good fight now enjoy resting with Jesus. I will see you again in the "Sweet By and By". Love you always Rachel

Jackie and Ms. Mary- I am so sorry for your loss and pray for strength,love, and comfort for you all during this time. I remember just the joy that radiated from you all whenever I came over to hang with Jackie while we were growing up. He was a wonderful man and his legacy continue in you both. Love Natasha L.(Butts) Siffrard and the Butts Family also sends prayers

Mary my heart is with you and I love you. Sorry for your loss. Peggy Adams

I knew Lamar since I was a child and remember him, Mary and Jackie always being around. My condolences to the family. Sharley Myrick

Uncle Lamar, you were definitely a light in any room. Always full of laughter, I will always remember your joyous smile and all the fun times we shared. Rest well my Love. Deirdre Penister (1st Niece)

My condolences Denitra to you and your family for the loss of your Uncle.

Anna Revere and Family

Praying for the family. Love you all.

In Memory of my uncle Lamar he was a great uncle to me I remember I use stay with my aunt an uncle every other weekend when I was a little girl he always called me Kizzy boo and always made me laugh you are going to be miss greatly In loving memory your niece Kizzy Adams and Family.

Lamar Hammond was my uncle, my father was his oldest brother Mr Lewis Calloway Jr aka "Sunny" I met him for the first time when we (most of my family) drove from Detroit Michigan to Rome to meet daddy's side of the family. I was so excited to y'all!! Jackie greeted us when we got there, she seemed to be excited as well. The family was giving grandma a surprise birthday party, I forget what year it was but I'll never forget how my Georgia family made us feel so welcome, loved and told us so many stories about my dad. But when I saw my uncle Lamar and the fact he looked so much like my dad and brother Victor I was amazed! He even sounded like them too! My dad was so happy and proud that day to spend time with his mom, his siblings and their families... Uncle Lamar rest in heaven and tell my dad we miss him so much! Sending our love and Condolences from your family in Detroit... Sharnon "Gina" Calloway Corlley

My fond memory of Lamar was the first time I met him, with a straight face he told me smoking would kill me, then he lit up a cigarette without a word and started cracking jokes one after another. I could immediately sense his warm demeanor, humor and that he was a loving person. I wish I could have spent more time with him. My thoughts and prayers are with all family. Love Vickie Hammond

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