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Schilling, Lawrence V. Sr.
One of the greatest men who ever lived went peacefully at home on March 24, 2011 after being lovingly cared for by his favorite niece Laura Hayes. Born November 4, 1926 in Youngstown, OH, Larry proudly called Arizona home since 1950. The loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and great uncle will be greatly missed by his wife Theadora of 62 years, daughter Lydia Ann, son Lawrence Jr., his sister Irene and grandchildren Bricie, Jamar and Lauren as well as numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews. Larry was a truck driver for 39 years and a Teamster with Local 104. He enjoyed golf, his Arizona Cardinals football, tinkering outside and anything chocolate. Waiting to greet him at heaven's gate are his parents Francis and Sarah; his brothers Francis, James, George; and sisters Ruth and Rosemary. A Visitation will be Friday, April 1, 2011 from 6:00 -9:00 p.m. with a Rosary at 7:30 p.m. at Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85018. A Funeral Mass will take place at St.
Agnes Catholic Church, 1954 N. 24th St., Phoenix, AZ 85008 at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 2, 2011 with graveside services to follow at the Resurrection Mausoleum, St. Francis Catholic Cemetery, 2033 N. 48th St., Phoenix, AZ 85018.
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We, here in Rockford, were very saddened to hear the news. Distance has not made us very close, but it doesn't stop the memories of a wonderful man and his family over the many years we were privileged to know. I thank God for putting you on my path of life. You will be missed dearly.
Julie Manning-Glovier
April 2, 2011
To Uncle Larry,
You and your family are the greatest family I have had the pleasure of medically taking care of. I loved Uncle Larry and think fondly of him and will miss him. P.S. Thank you Uncle Larry for introducing us to Mallow Cups. Becky and I are hooked! Maureen Schwartz, PA-C
Maureen Schwartz, PA-C
April 1, 2011
Larry was the best GodPaPa a girl could have. He was and will forever be a very special person in the lives of my parents, Dick and Shirley Bender and all of us Bender children. We all grew up just a few doors down. The Schilling clan were always and continue to be a very important part of our family. Larry will be sorely missed as he always had a smile on his face and a song in his heart. He was a kind loving man and I am sure God has welcomed him with open arms. We Love You Larry......
Lydia Brannin
March 28, 2011
Larry was pretty special to me and my entire family..I will always remember when he helped my dad build my room so that I could have my own space. He will be missed
Amy Miller
March 28, 2011
"Lar" was my favorite brother in law, he was a very dear & kind hearted person and I will miss him so much. He & his wife were always there for me whenever I needed help. What will be missed the most is our chit-chats we always had to have when we got together.
My prayers will continue to be for him and his family.
All my love.
Your Sister in Law
Rose Marie
March 28, 2011
Lydia, Thea and Larry Jr. Our lives have been touch by Larry in so many way. His love and care, assistance on any project a person had whether he knew how to do it, he alway found a way to do it, a great golf partner, wonderful smile. He was like a 2nd dad to me and I will miss him terribly. He is with God watching over you now. May god hold you in his loving arms and help bring comfort to you thru this time.
Jo Anne McCormick
March 28, 2011
To the Schilling Family - There aren't words that can soften times like these but please know that the world was touched by a great man with Larry in our lives. When we would be at our grandparents - the Heggs - we would most always go across the street to see the Schillings. Larry always, always, always had a great story to tell with that big Larry smile and a great laugh. He never hesitated to welcome people to his home and treat every one of us as family and ask if we wanted some chocolate.
Larry's memory will always burn bright in my heart for someone who would give the shirt off his back to help those who didn't even have to ask.
To the family, may you find comfort in knowing a great legacy of memories he leaves with everyone he touched.
Larry, may you find that eternal supply of Chocolate. TY for touching our lives and may you rest in peace.
Lisa (Hegg) Schrader
March 28, 2011
Uncle Larry was the most loving and toughest man that I know. I am saddened that he is gone and he will be deeply missed... but I feel that he is in a better place - with all the angels and in God's love. He will always be in my heart and prayers.
Aunt Thea, Lydia, and Lil Larry.. all of my prayers are with you and my sincere condolences.
All my love... Butch
March 28, 2011
Virg is right, Larry did have a wonderful smile. He loved passing out candy to the kids. Zach loved him and always called him PopPop and loved riding in PopPop's truck. Larry was a builder, mechanic, handyman, tailor, artist - I don't think there was anything he could not build or fix. He was a hard worker. I will miss him.
Paula Masland
March 28, 2011
Dear Aunt Thea I am really sorry I can not come but with this group at this time.Please understand I will keep everyone in my prayers as soon as you get settled let me know and we will try to get together. all our love, susann and family(Riverside,Ca.)
Susann (Schilling)Lovell
March 27, 2011
Aunt Thea, Lydia & Little Larry, Please know that you are all in our prayers. I will miss my uncle very much.
Tom Petrola
March 27, 2011
Larry was always there when you needed help. Not a lot of men would let a family of four he barely knew move into his home while they looked for a place to live. He will be missed.
Mary Ann Miller
March 27, 2011
We can't believe you are gone. You were the best uncle. Love you, Laura and Tom
March 27, 2011
THEA I WILL MISS HIM. HE WAS ALWAYS THERE FOR ME.. LOVE YOU ALL. I'M TRYING TO COME DOWN TO BE WITH YOU ALL. WILL YOU LIGHT A CANDLE FROM ME? HE WAS THE KINDEST BROTHER.
IRENE LOSER
March 27, 2011
Dear Thea and Family, how many ways can one say they are sorry for your loss. I'll always remember Larry's smile, and the warm greetings from him. I wish I could be there with all of you. Just know that I will be thinking of you. Much love, Virg.
March 27, 2011
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