Lubbock
Lubbock is a city in northwest Texas known as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll legend Buddy Holly. The Buddy Holly Center celebrates his life and music with artifacts and mementos. Nearby is the West Texas Walk of Fame, with a statue of Holly and plaques honoring musicians from the region. The Museum of Texas Tech University houses millions of objects of art, history and paleontology, plus the Moody Planetarium.
People died in Lubbock (First 30 people) - Page 0
W. Michael Mathes
Historian
Bobby Layne
American football player
Sled Allen
Baseball manager
Norman Petty
American musician
Thomas C. Mann
American diplomat
James Hadnot
American football player
Jim Parmer
American football player
Iron Mike DiBiase
American-Italian professional wrestler
Bidal Aguero
Publisher
Bill W. Clayton
American Politician
Ruth Little
Author
Virgil Johnson
Singer
Grover E. Murray
American geologist
Sam West
Baseball player
Bradford Knapp
Cline Paden
Evangelist
Michael Di Biase
Elected official
Preston Smith
American football outside linebacker
Blair Cherry
American football coach
Morley Jennings
American football player
John Lee Smith
American lawyer
Elmer Tarbox
Former State Representative of Texas
Travis Holley
Buddy Holly's brother
Bernhard T. Mittemeyer
Military physician
Berl Huffman
American football coach
Mara Neusel
Mathematician and author
Edmonia Smith
Mary Ruth West
Dirk West's wife
Shirley Lomax