Adam "A.J." LaBove, Jr.

You will be missed AJ. Lots of great memories.

Dear Venetia and Tiffany,
The Rousseau family sends their deepest condolences on your Dad's passing. We have many fond memories of AJ , your mom Gloria and of course watching you girls grow up!
AJ was a heck of a guy ! Fun, caring and truly loved his family. Joel and I were blessed to have known him . We were proud of his accomplishments too. He was a true gentleman all the way:) loved his bear hugs too! He will be missed by many.
If you have time one day, please get in touch with us, we'd love to hear from you.
Hoping Fathers Day will be filled with loving memories of you dad.
Please share our message with Joy and all.
Love and hugs,
Lynn and Joel Rousseau

Joy, Michael and I are heartbroken to learn of AJ's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. He was so dear to all of the Fernandez.
All our love,
BJ

I truly enjoyed my time working with AJ. he was always a great guy.

Dear family,

I had the privelege to work with AJ from 1977 - 1988 as the Assistant Athletic Trainer. He was always a pleasure to be with and was a very hard worker. He was a good example to many a student manager and athlete that passed his way. I know you'll have many good memories and appreciate all he meant to so many.

AJ was a joy to work during my time at the University of Florida. We traveled together frequently to away games and he was the man behind the wheel of Ryder Truck responsible for all the equipment. He truly was a kind person who always spoke highly of everyone around him. He will be missed.

Don Mesick

AJ: you will be missed! As a fellow Gator equipment manager, baseball umpire of many a Gator game, and a member of the Gator Nation, I enjoyed the days of talking and working with you. My prayers to the family and thanks for all the help you gave to my baseball umpires and myself.
John Magnusson, Florida Collegiate Umpires

A.J. was a amazing man. He always had a smile and great attitude. He brighted up my day on many occasion. We will miss him greatly.

My condolences to A.J.'s family on his passing. I first met A.J. back in 1986 when I was an 18 year old freshman entering the University of Florida and a football manager. I recall good memories with A.J. on road trips to away games and knew him as a friendly man, full of life, and never without his cup of coffee.

I just found out about Mr. LaBove's passing. As a member of the UF Track team from 1990-1995, I remember him fondly. There was no doubt he was a military man - he ran his equipment room with precision. He will be missed!