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Laser Letters Celebrates 40 Years of Printing, People, and Community
March 31, 2026 – Laser Letters, Inc., a locally owned print and communications company serving Maryland’s Eastern Shore, proudly marks its 40th anniversary on March 31, 2026. What began as a small design shop has grown alongside the community it serves. Founded in 1986, Laser Letters has spent four decades helping businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations turn ideas into printed materials that inform, connect, and endure.
Co-owners Judi and Bud Loscomb credit the milestone to dedicated employees and loyal customers. “Forty years in business happens because of trust, teamwork, and a commitment to keep learning as our industry evolves. We are deeply grateful to the customers who have allowed us to be a part of their stories.”
Laser Letters provides commercial printing and mailing services, along with custom print solutions, offering technical support to help projects move smoothly from concept to completion.
The Laser Letters team continues to evolve with changing technology while maintaining a strong commitment to quality and customer service. It is fortuitous that Judi is an avid learner, keeping pace with technology’s blazing fast advancements.
Beyond the business, Judi and Bud have actively supported philanthropic work in the community through groups like Soroptimist International, Women & Girls Fund, and Rotary International, among others. They have also been directly involved with the Friends of Hospice’s Festival of Trees for 40 years.
Since 1986, Judi and Bud have been members of the Talbot County Chamber of Commerce and have received invaluable guidance, training and advocacy from the association. The Talbot Chamber tapped Laser Letters as Small Business of the Year in 1991, and in 2001 Judi was honored as the Small Business Woman of the Year. Bud and Judi have both served full terms on the Board of Directors, with Judi serving as the 2005 Board of Directors Chairperson. Today, she is the volunteer coordinator for ten small printing companies across the US who meet online monthly to share successes and challenges.
“As Laser Letters looks ahead, our focus remains the same: supporting local businesses, strengthening community connections, and delivering print that works as hard as the people who rely on it,” Judi added. “I consider myself fortunate that I still find fulfillment and growth in the work I do each day. To me, that’s the true distinction between a career versus a job.”
For more information about Laser Letters and its services, visit laserletters.com or call 410-822-8470.
About Laser Letters
Operating since 1986 in downtown Easton, Laser Letters is a Talbot County-based print company specializing in high-quality printing, mailing, and production support for organizations throughout Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
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Since 1986, Laser Letters has been providing clients all over Maryland’s Eastern Shore with custom print solutions. That’s 40 years of experience helping build brands and reach goals, forming strong relationships with our clients as we grow together.
At Laser Letters, we’re smaller and that’s a good thing.
It means we are able to adapt easily, work efficiently, and think creatively. We get to know our clients and their market in order to help their business prosper.
When we say we’re local… we really mean local.
Owners Bud and Judi were born, raised and live right here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Their families have lived here for centuries plying the water and the land long before it became a playground of tourism and retired living. When Bud claims he’s got ties older than… (whatever it is he’s comparing at the moment), he’s probably right, just not the wearin’ kind. And when he tells you that Judi didn’t have any shoes until she moved to Easton, well, he wasn’t too far wrong on that account either. It’s not that she didn’t have them, she just wouldn’t wear them.
Right down to our roots
We’re local right down to our roots which is why we continue to be active in our community, supporting the businesses and organizations throughout the Shore.
