Larry Fosnot Obituary

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FOSNOT, Larry Kenneth "Fuzz" age 51, of Huber Heights, passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, December 13, 2005. He was born February 25, 1954 in Cincinnati, OH, the son of Charles C. and Frances (Low) Fosnot. Larry was an avid sports fan and ran fantasy football and baseball leagues. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Joyce (Miracle) Fosnot; one son, Kenneth Fosnot; two daughters and one son-in-law, Cheri and Justin Weis, Sandi Fosnot; 1 granddaughter, McKenzey; one brother, Walter (Crystal) Fosnot; one sister, Sharon (Garry) Strickland; host of other family and friends. He was preceded in death by both parents. Visitation will be held Friday, December 16, 2005 from 4-7 p.m. at Riverside Church of God (4905 Springfield St., Dayton, OH) where funeral services will be held following visitation at 7:00 p.m. Larry will be missed by us all. To send a special message to the family, please visit www.NewcomerFamily.com

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Published by Dayton Daily News on Dec. 14, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Larry Fosnot

6 Entries

Dave & Donna Brown

December 16, 2005

Our family will truly miss Fuzz. We have been friends for many years through softball and fantasy football. The aggravation games and the New Year's Eve Parties and the list goes on. Fuzz loved to entertain and we enjoyed every visit. Life seems so unfair! We will always remember all the good times. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Bryan Miracle

December 16, 2005

Uncle Larry, you are missed in so many ways. You were another father to me and I just can't believe you're gone. I wouldn't be half the man I am today if it weren't for your knowledge and wisdom. You taught me so much about family, and of course, our beloved sports. I'll never forget going to play golf with you for the first time, or going to florida, or going to pay the electric bill, or just hanging out talking about life. You always loved your familly and put us above you. This week has been tough, because I just didn't lose an uncle or a friend, I lost a father too. I miss you so much already and know you'll be watching down on us. One day we'll meet again. I love you Uncle Larry!!!

Tim Emley

December 14, 2005

My Family and I send our most heart felt condolences to the whole Fosnot Family. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Also know that Larry "Fuzz" touched many lifes. One of the few people I have ever known to seem to always have a smile on his face. He loved his family. He enjoyed his sports and running and playing in his fantasy leagues. This week I was actually playing him in one of the fantasy leagues. I met Fuzz at the Standard Register Company quite a few years ago, and just have enjoyed being around him. I know that he is smiling down on us from above, and knowing he is at peace and with our Lord can help comfort us. God Bless you Larry

Brent Smith

December 14, 2005

To Larry I will miss you! In the coversations we had on the phone and for all the sharing you gave to me and to others. In the time I gotten to know you you were a true friend who I will miss. To Joyce and her family my heartfelt pain for your lose. He will surely be missed.

Cheri Weis

December 14, 2005

I'll miss your hugs

I'll miss your wisdom

You always said we would miss your jokes when you were gone, I do

I'll miss your stories of pride

I'll miss how you would toughen up when Sandi and I would bring a boy home

I'll miss your love for sports

You always put us before yourself

I'll miss your kindness

I'll miss when I was little sleeping in your lap

I'll miss playing basketball with you in the yard

I'll miss racing you into the grocery store,you always beat me

You always made a bad situation,better

I'll miss how you didn't care what anyone thought of you,"just be yourself" you always said

I'll miss you pranking around with mom

I'll miss hearing you talking through the walls when I go to sleep at night, That always made me feel safe

I'll miss how you always wanted us to smile, even if it cost you a dollar

I'll miss your sweeper part story

I'll miss the way you said "Howdy"

and your "Ray of sunshine"

I'll miss seeing you play in the waves of Clearwater Beach

I'll miss going fishing with you

Most of all I'll miss how good you were at being our dad