Thank you so much Kathy for allowing us to go on this journey with you and Larry. It was so nice to be able to talk with him recently; such great childhood memories. I find a lot of comfort in knowing that he was a brother in Christ and is now in paradise with Jesus...and "death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away" (Rev 21:4). God bless you.

Harv and I are so sorry for your loss. Words are so difficult at a time like this but we wanted you and the girls to know you are in our thoughts and prayers. I hope you find comfort in your wonderful memories. Prayers and hugs to you.

There are no words, Kathy. I am so sorry and we have been thinking about you all weekend. Jesus is there with you, hugging you, comforting you. I pray you can feel His presence. We think the world of you. All of our love, Heather & Ken

Kathy, Jack and I are so so sorry for the loss of Larry. It is an unexplainable time. All of the emotions and heartache. You and Larry were such a great team! You were fortunate to have each other. God must have wanted him in heaven for Easter. We send our love and hope you can feel our arms holding you. We will always be here for you! Love Cathy and Jack

Kathy, we are truly so sorry - our prayers go out to you and your family.

Love, Judy and Bob

So many great stories have been shared. His time to go, called by God between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Heaven got a truly special one. Hugs, blessings, prayers and love go out to you Kathy, your daughters and your family.
Love,

Mags and John

It was so hard to see Larry in pain and suffering. It's a blessing he was peaceful at the end. He got his celebration a few weeks ago. Vicki and I were able to visit and spend the night back in February. Larry left us between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. We've known you both for a long, long time. It was April 15th, two years ago when you came to the 60th birthday party for Vicki. You never know how life will turn but you guys had many years together. I have lots of found memories of Larry. Playing basketball in the drive way of my parent's house in Anaheim. Watching football games in high school with Larry as running back. He got me hired as a busboy at Sizzler, my first job. Later, he got me a job as a bellman and shuttle bus driver at Jolly Roger Inn. Drinking too much in college at San Diego State. I could go on but I've said enough. Larry was a good guy and I miss him.

So very sorry for your tremendous loss; love you all so much! Holding you tight in my arms and in our hearts and prayers.