Boomers, you were a magnificant entertainer! And I know you loved your job!! I have only watched you a very short time at every rodeo I traveled with, with my boyfriend! You have made the Bull Ridings an enjoyment! You will be greatly missed my friend! Rest in Peace!

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Jeff truly touched everyone he meet young and old. We have two boys that loved to watch Jeff perform at the rodeos. My oldest son age 10 loved to watch and wanted to be a clown when he was 4 or 5 years old because of watching Jeff perform. He even dressed up one year as rodeo clown and rode with Jeff and the Illinois contestant in a parade. Our middle son who is five now everytime he watched Jeff he would imitate what Jeff did at the rodeo. That would last about a week or two at our house. Weather he's acting like his pants are on fire or pulling his pants down saying "Mom this is what Jeff did".
I'm sorry that our twins won't be able to see Jeff perform. Love and prayer goes to the Vetote family.

Jeff was first and foremost a dad. Then he was one of my best friends, I don't know what else to say whether there is too much or it's just to hard. We lost a great man, clown, ecspeceially father, and I lost one of my dearest friends.
Veto keep the fire goin' and the drinks cold hand we'll be there soon enough.

I'm Libbi's dad, Jeff's father-in-law, and we just wanted to let everyone know how much these heartfelt messages have meant. Just a glance at these notes is a genuine testimony to the kind of person Jeff was, he never met a stranger and anyone who took the time to talk with him walked away a friend.
Jeff had three passions/dreams in life: Libbi and the kids, especially Cash now 5 months old; his herd of Buckin' stock which Libbi, Cash, and I are gonna try and carry on; and performin' at some PBR events which he did this fall in Missouri and we were able to attend. He GOT ER' DONE! Jeff lived life at 100mph and one drop at a time all at once! My job now is to make sure Cash knows the kind of person Jeff was and what he beleived in. I hope you all get to help tell Cash some of these stories some day. I savin' them for him too.
Jeff was more than a son-in-law; he was my freind, my pard, and the son I never had. He was a Cowboy!
Thanks again to all who have helped remember Jeff as he deserved.

Over the course of the last several years I had the chance to work with Jeff on numerous occasions. There are several fond memories that I will have in my heart forever. He was truly a "funnyman," both in the arena and out.
He will be missed by all of us that had the chance to work with this "one-of-a-kind" rodeo clown.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Veteto family during this hard time.

Jeff,
I'll miss you and look forward to working with you in that big arena in the sky one day.

Brandon McLagan

So sorry for your recent loss. May God grant you peace during your first holiday season without someone so dear. May God Bless you and keep you.

Gods Will will never take you to where the Grace of God cannot protect you.

I have hesitated to write on here, not sure what to say or how to say it. I first met Boomers when Ransom Vance put us together to work a benefit Barrel Racing at the Josey Ranch in TX. Talk about a bunch of shocked Barrel Racers, but as always, they loved him and invited him back several times. He and I got to spend most of that week together while he and his wife played tourist in Ft. Worth. What a classy, funny guy! He was everything rodeo and country people are supposed to be and more, a man to definately be admired. As an announcer and minister, I admired him and all he did. Didn't get to talk much the past several years as I moved on to other places and ministry, but everytime we did it was great. I and many others will miss you greatly, to Jeff's family you are in my prayers.
God bless,
Dan Stiles
Rodeo Announcer and Minister
Sayre, OK

Jeff u will truely be missed and I pray everyday for you and your family. The funniest thing I ever saw was you trying to mud wrestle with ron Craver and Clint Dickes in Osage in the rain and then hopping through the arena in a diaper like a frog. In my heart always