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John Barone
November 11, 2007
Dear Aunt Mary, Dea and Jim,
I've been thinking a lot about Larry since the funeral, and hoping you are all dealing with your grief as it surfaces. His spirit has been very present with me the past week or so, and I know he is out of any kind of pain or suffering.
You are also in my prayers daily going forward.
Love,
Jone (Barone)
Adam Trent
November 4, 2007
I'm very sorry to hear the news, and sorry I couldn't be there. Larry was a great man and did a lot for his country and all of us are very thankfull for what this man stood for. Rest in Peace
Mary Ann (Guarino) Taibi
November 1, 2007
Dear Mary and Family,
Our deepest sympathy to your family. Larry will always be our prayers.
Love, Sal and Mary Ann Taibi (cousin Mary Ann Guarino)
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