Lawrence Quallo Corrin

Larry was "Mr. East Orange High". My life was enriched by knowing him. I was awed to learn he had been a successful commercial realtor with management of some impressive properties here in Washington DC where I have been a real estate broker. Condolences and thoughts to his family on this anniversary. Hattie Carey Brown Washington, DC

Dear Peggy and the immediate family of "Larry" as I called him. You have my condolences. I grew up on Bedford St., down the street from the Corrin family. Larry taught me how to ride a bike. We went to East Orange HS together. He was always funny, friendly and easy to talk to when we met at the " Up the Way Down the Way " fund raiser gatherings. Larry will be missed. May he rest in peace. Gladys Costley Bond

To Janelle, Alexis and family, our sincere condolences and prayers. Love Tiffany Harrison Moore and family

Condolences to Fay and the family. Lamarr & I will cherish our memories of Larry who we met at an IREM class. We continued our relationship with Larry when we became IREM instructors. We are also friends with his neice Fay Peter's who is, and will always be like family! He will be missed! Rest in Heavenly peace Larry.

Larry was my Vice President when I worked at Interstate Reality Mgt he was the best. Showed all his employees respect n encouragement. Rest in Peace Mr Corrin

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Thank you so much for all the wonderful memories you left behind... Love,FMC Princeton Family

Larry will be remembered as an exuberant member of the EOHS class of 1957. He was the home room representative and for the past 65+ years he retained his dedication to his Alma Mater as well as his strong affection to his fellow classmates. He was devoted to his family, an intelligent business man and a good friend to so many. Larry will be intensely missed. Peace & Love, Hattie Carey Brown Washington, DC