Lamar was a dear, dear friend and neighbor. He grew up and lived near my late husband and they were childhood and lifelong friends. He will be missed sorely.
— Shawn Michael
It was a pleasure to no and work for you Lamar, Thanks Lisa for taking care of your dad.God bless you and Ricky threw theses hard time,Love all Bodean.
— Jeffrey Head
so sorry for your loss he will be greatly missed praying for the family
— Douglas & Judy Knight
He was one of the best sheriff's in walton county history. Thank you for being nice to my daddy. Your family is in my prayers sheriff.
— Rob Astin
Mr. Lamar and his family are some of the most amazing people you will ever meet. He brought a smile to our faces everytime we saw him and he will be missed dearly! You could give him breakfast food all day long and he would be the happiest man on earth. Forever in our hearts Mr. Lamar!
— Ramona & Tom
Sending my Deepest Condolences to the Family and may God bless you all always 🙏
— CAPTAIN Drexwell Booker
Rest In Peace Sheriff
— Todd Dalton & Family
So sorry to hear this. I remember when Him and Jo were friends with my first cousin. Prayers for all. 🙏😥👍🇺🇸
— Joyce Smith Taylor
So sorry to hear this. I remember when Him and Jo were friends with my first cousin. Prayers for all. 🙏😥👍🇺🇸
— Joyce Smith Taylor
The best sheriff we ever had he was a good man will miss you
— Vickie Gonzales
I knew Lamar all my life. He was a true friend. He was a good man and a fine sheriff. He will be missed. Sorry Ricky.
— Jim Arnold
So very sorry to hear of Sheriff Palmer's passing. When I first entered law enforcement, Lamar was one of the first officers of another County that I met. Sheriff Thornton was Walton County Sheriff at that time and we all worked closely together through the years, I learned much from watching these men of experience and always knew that I could pull from their knowledge and experience. I enjoyed my friendship with Lamar since our retirement and it was always good to see him out and about, usually at a restaurant. Always a smiling face and an open hand. My sincere sympathy to the Palmer family.
— Stan Evans, Jackson County Sheriff (Retired)