We continue to think of Larry and miss the times he would reach out to our children with such encouragement and thoughts of prayer for each of them. In return, we pray for your family and know this time of year will continue to be bittersweet moving forward, along with other milestones. Wishing you peace throughout this holiday season. The Dorighi Family

Thank you for this post. Larry was a very good friend when he turn 25, and said I am a 1/4 od a century old... I had just reconnect with him a few years back and I have enjoy his books. Lee Lusk

Thank you from sharing the updates. I miss Larry.

Truly a loving message. Thank you. I wish your family the best.

Really miss Larry. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the update. So many memories!

Thank you for sharing this with all of those who love Larry and your family. You have given us all a poignant road map for dealing with this personal journey. 🙏

Thank you for tenderly sharing this update. First anniversaries and holidays are particularly difficult. It sounds like there is great love and strength in your family. Peace be with you.

Great on-going legacy in your lives, and in the lives of many others!

I really do miss Larry and his wonderful laugh and personality. I am truly sorry to hear that his sister Sue Ann has a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. We know how aggressive those cancers can be. I wish her absolutely the best. Right now we are waiting in the last moments for my in law aunt in her final hours with cancer. My partner, Ricardo returned to Portugal to be with her. She is one of the most wonderful people I have met in my life. Last week I also got a diagnosis for cancer of the prostate, but fortunately, it is considered low risk.
So we all hope for better outcomes and better medical solutions. But in the meantime, we need to enjoy our lives.