Buster was born in Swedesboro and later moved to Woodbury. He was a graduate of Woodbury High School, and joined the United States Marine Corp, where he received a Purple Heart for his dedication to our country. He was a big hearted, wonderful man. Buster would do anything for anyone and will be deeply missed by all that knew him.

Buster is predeceased by his dear siblings Walter, Louis, Gus, Edward, Alice and Florence. He is survived by his loving sister Kathryn J. Jones. Buster leaves behind many nieces, nephews and was a loving great uncle to many great nieces and nephews.

The Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index (DTI) shows that the positivity rate for 7.6 million urine drug tests in the combined U.S. workforce increased to 3.7 percent in 2013, compared to 3.5 percent in 2012. The relative increase of 5.7 percent year-over-year is the first time the positivity rate for combined national workplace urine drug tests has increased since 2003. Quest Diagnostics has analyzed annual workplace drug testing data since 1988.

The New Jersey law, which enabled selected generators to receive preferential capacity prices, intruded into an area of regulation reserved for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under the Federal Power Act.