Lemuel Buster, 76, took it upon himself to rent a car after his vehicle broke down so that he wouldn’t miss a game. In Georgia’s Paulding County, Buster works as a referee for the parks and recreation department.Buster’s past with volleyball informs his dedication to and commitment to his children. He participated in the sport while in the Navy and is thrilled to do so again.
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