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}}'''Jim Buffaloe''' is a semi-pro basis magician & coin expert from the St. Louis area.                                                                                         He was a member of both the IBM & Sam.
}}'''Jim Buffaloe''' was a semi-pro basis magician and coin expert from the St. Louis area.    
He was a member of both the [[IBM]] and [[SAM]].


Buffaloe received his first magic set when he was 9 years old & grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, & graduated from Memphis Technical
Buffaloe received his first magic set when he was 9 years old & grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and graduated from Memphis Technical
High School. He worked his way through college performing magic and music.  
High School. He worked his way through college performing magic and music.  


In 1949, he met [[J. B. Bobo]]. They became friends and Buffaloe submitted items for [[Modern Coin Magic]].
In 1949, he met [[J. B. Bobo]]. They became friends and Buffaloe submitted items for [[Modern Coin Magic]].


He was shown on the cover of the June 1985 Linking Ring magazine
He was shown on the cover of the June 1985 [[Linking Ring]] magazine.


Buffaloe has a bachelor of music degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in
Buffaloe earned a bachelor of music degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and a master of sacred music degree from The School of Sacred Music from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.
Shawnee, Oklahoma, & a master of sacred music degree from The School of
Sacred Music. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.
He has worked as the Choral Director, music composer & piano tuner-technician. Jim work as the Choral director for the St. Louis Community chorus and also had 6 of his hymn anthems published.


Jim passed away on 12/30/2011 after a brief illness.  
He has worked as the Choral Director, music composer and piano tuner-technician. Jim work as the Choral Director for the St. Louis Community chorus and also had six of his hymn anthems published.


Jim passed away in 2011 after a brief illness.


== Contributions ==
== Contributions ==

Revision as of 18:51, 1 January 2012

Jim Buffaloe
BornJames Gerald Buffaloe
1949
DiedDecember 30, 2011
Notable worksBuffaloe'd
Known forCoin Magic
CategoriesBooks by Jim Buffaloe

Jim Buffaloe was a semi-pro basis magician and coin expert from the St. Louis area.

He was a member of both the IBM and SAM.

Buffaloe received his first magic set when he was 9 years old & grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and graduated from Memphis Technical High School. He worked his way through college performing magic and music.

In 1949, he met J. B. Bobo. They became friends and Buffaloe submitted items for Modern Coin Magic.

He was shown on the cover of the June 1985 Linking Ring magazine.

Buffaloe earned a bachelor of music degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and a master of sacred music degree from The School of Sacred Music from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.

He has worked as the Choral Director, music composer and piano tuner-technician. Jim work as the Choral Director for the St. Louis Community chorus and also had six of his hymn anthems published.

Jim passed away in 2011 after a brief illness.

Contributions

Books