It would be difficult to come up with just a favorite memory of Buzzo, who lived just around the corner.  He will be missed as we drive by and expect to see him wave and working in the driveway. Through the years Jim and I raised our children there was always Buzzo to lend a hand if you asked for help and let him know he could have a beer if he came around the corner.  We shared neighborhood gatherings such as children birthday parties,  bb que cookouts and always the guys from around the corners trying to outdo each other with the fireworks  and Doug with his signature cherry bomb or once or twice a little stick of dinoblast.  The tribute to Mike was everything we knew him to be , there for everyone.  RIP neighborhood friend and I will still go around the corner and in my minds eye I will see Buzzo. Prayers go out to his family and friends. 

What a great man! I have endless memories of Uncle Mike. The one that sticks out the most are passing by everyday, and his amazing arm waving to me as I pass by. He was willing to lend a hand to everyone  with anything. If you knew him, you also know how kind he was, we lost one of the greatest people on earth. I want to be as helpful as he always was. I miss him very much, but I am so blessed to have had  such an amazing Uncle for 46 years, He is missed by everyone that has ever spoken to him.                  
                                                                                      Your Nephew, Dave                                                                    

I am thankful everyday that I was brought into a family filled with so many amazing people. One of the people happened to be Buzzo, a grandfather figure. I will forever remember our monster jam events every year together.... the time you picked me up on the buggy at RYC, all the holidays that you always made so much fun. Life will never be the same but you will be so missed. P.S. the motorcycle stand you gave frank came in handy & it will forever remind me of you!!! Heaven is lucky to have you<3

Dear sweet Tabby my best memory of your Dad was from last summer. He was over helping me with plaster work. He talked about how proud he was of his daughter the nurse.  He offered to help anytime. He was very kind to me, as you and your brothers are. He raised great kids . The most important legacy anyone can have.  

Uncle Mike I will always be grateful to you for introducing me to your nephew Mikey and later insisting I let him call me. Our first "date" was a motorcycle ride with you and friends. When we remenice of our dating years you are always apart of it. 
Watching you cook, big loving hugs, yard hangouts, your twinkling laughing eyes, smoking meat, hot camp fires. 
You have always lent a helping hand. Pushing wheelbarrows, hanging drywall, moving. "Just tell me where and when to show up"
Learning to ride Thumper. Boating and fishing Uncle Mike's island. Car shows. 
You had so much love to give. You are so missed.  
We love you. Jen

He was a very sweet man with a very big heart. Always trying to help and always  lending a smile. My family will miss him. 

I had a lot of good times with Buzzo.  Lots of fond memories.  Seems he always had a smile on his face and a positive attitude.  He will be missed.  My condolences, love and prayers to his family.

We were privileged to share many joyful family celebrations together with Mike! The love his family & friends have for him radiates out & touches everyone  as they recall & share precious memories.  Mike's memorial video touched deep in my heart showing the strong family ties and his love for adventures throughout his life.
Tabby, Mike, Jen & Jeff,
We share your sadness and know your Dad will be watching over you with love & pride!


Mike was my high school sweetheart, my first true love. And eventually my husband. I knew him the best, we had good times and bad times. The best time was when we went to Sturgis South Dakota on our motorcycle, twice we had the best time ever. That’s is what I will remember about him.

There are so many memories that I could share, but what I want to do is thank you for allowing me to be a part of your family, for loving me and caring for me as if I were one of your own.  For being such a big influence in my life from  my teen years to an adult.  You have given me so many great memories and gave me a family that accepted me and loved me.  My times with all of you were the best times of my life.  I will cherish the memories and miss you so very much.  I am sorry that Tabby, Jen, Jeff, and Mikey have to feel such loss way too early in their lives and yours. My heart is with you all.  RIP Mike..love you. 

Dear Uncle Mike,
I know you know you are missed very much. I’m very thankful you were not only my Uncle, but also my friend. You have given me so many wonderful memories! From our sunset walks on the beach and me pointing out pretty girls (lol) to our deep talks about life. The parties in the driveway with the spiked cherries, watermelon and the laughter of friends just hanging out! There is no one who will ever yell Midget or Lombardo across a restaurant like you because “no matter what my name I will always answer to one of those”, so you teased that night. 

Then there were those fun motorcycle nights at the Fifties Diner; along with car/motorcycle shows in Kissimmee.

Remember when the twins would cry when they were babies when you walked in the room and we’d laugh hysterically cause we couldn’t figure out why. Then as they got older they couldn't wait to get out of the car to give you a hug hello!

Nick, Elena, Izzie, Jason and I will forever miss you.
I Love you Uncle Mike


I've known Mike for over 30 yrs...a wonderful neighbor who was always there to help.  He pulled me & the old riding mower out of the ditch a few times. He and Doug Trembath saw an intruder in my house while I was gone, they went in & held him until the  police arrived ...he was always there to lend a tool or a hand....a truly great guy

Uncle Mike will be greatly missed by so many people that had the honor to meet him. He welcomed everyone that came to his home and if you were lucky, he had some chili going. A wonderful friend, uncle, father and a true patriot!!! This world lost a angel but heaven gained another

Mike you were one of a kind. Loved by all that met you. A wonderful kind hearted man that helped everyone. When I told you that I knew that you were a real softy inside you gave me that smile. We will miss you terribly my dear friend. RIP

There are so many memories when Buzzo lived here in Rochester.  A lot of good times. Buzzo called one morning looking for Jerry and Jerry wasn't home. I answered the phone and told Buzzo I could hardly move. I had back pain. Buzzo was at the house in less than 5 minutes to make sure that I was ok. Jerry and I were grateful that he came up from Florida to be best man at our wedding. 

Michael, although I did not know you personally, I was made to believe I did through Linda’s stories. Given all that I don’t know about you, I do know with 100% certainty that you were loved and cherished by her beyond measure. My pals and I will continue to check in on her and show her love, but we know we have big shoes to fill. Be at peace. 

Michael you were the first neighbor we met in our neighborhood and you Instantly became our friend. And as time went on you became family.We will miss many things about you , but my favorite will be Santa🎅🏼.You will forever be in our hearts 💔 Until we meet again old friend RIP.
                                                                        Walt,Karan &Bleu 

OBITUARIO

Michael Lombardo

22 marzo, 1956 – 29 julio, 2020

Robert Toale & Sons Funeral Home at Palms Memorial Park

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