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LARRY B. ENGMAN (Age 74)  
On January 26, 2011, of Silver Spring, Maryland. Dear Husband for 47 years of Rosemary D. Engman; devoted Father of Rese Bergen of Leonardtown, Maryland, and Nina Dean of Richmond, Virginia. Loving grandfather of Trey Bergen, Savannah Bergen, Cal Dean, Chris Dean, and Timmy Dean. Larry lived in the Washington, D.C. area on and off for 47 years. He was originally from Cleveland, Ohio and remained passionate about his home town all of his life. Larry received a BA from Kent State University and his Masters Degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Larry had a long and fulfilling career of 35 years with the Central Intelligence Agency. He was a Case Officer and loved his career, especially his years living and working in Greece.Larry will be remembered by all for his love of world culture, his linguistic abilities (including fluency in Greek) and his vast intelligence and knowledge. A Memorial Service will be held at Blessed Sacrament School Auditorium on Saturday, February 5, 2011 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The address is 3630 Quesada St. NW, Washington, DC.In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Larry's name to the Macular Degeneration foundation or Manna Food Center of Montgomery County, MD.

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Published by The Washington Post on Jan. 30, 2011.

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Terry and Anne Daly

February 22, 2011

Dear Rosie, Please accept our deepest condolences on Larry's passing. The world will be a sadder place without the Silver Fox.

February 22, 2011

Dear Rosie, Our Maria just called us to tell us Nina told her that your Larry just passed away. We were so shocked and are so sorry. We want to sent you our sympathy and love. Again we just can't believe it. We'll never forget the crazy fun we had down on the farm. There was also the fun we had on your visit while we were in Houston. Great memories. Rosie, remember when you taught a class Greek cooking. Again, we are so sorry and our prayers for Larry and also for you in your time of losing someone very special. Love Kathy and David Kelling

Don & Karen in Warsaw a couple years ago.

Don Cornelius

February 10, 2011

I was saddened to learn of Larry's passing today 2/10/11 while having lunch with some retired "Company" friends including Jack Platt. Jack and I recalled our JOT training together with Larry in 63 and some hilarious times. We then went our separate ways but my wife Karen and I did drop in to see Rosemary and Larry in Athens - 67 - after our separate sojourns in Vietnam and Hong Kong. A couple decades later Larry and I both worked the Middle East/South Asia account and often saw one another. I could always depend on him for tips, advice and his sharing a good joke.

jim leach

February 4, 2011

I remember Larry but just from high school, SHAW. He was a trip, sorry we lost touch. My wife Sandy and I will remember him in our prayers.

Ellen & Anne Hill & Quine

February 2, 2011

Many years and many adventures you shared.Love is forever. God bless you Rosemary.

Tom/Bonnie Gilligan

February 2, 2011

Bonnie and I were saddened to learn of Larry's death. We remember most his consistent kindness and, despite an amazing intellect, his solid humility. Can hardly recall any better golf pal and he put us all to shame by dressing as though he were going to St. Andrew's. We will of course pray for him, Rosemary, and his family as wel as contribute to the macular degeneration cause in his name. God bless.

February 1, 2011

Dear Nina and Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. I am sure your dad was so proud of what an amazing daughter he raised. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

The Gibbons Family

February 1, 2011

Larry made tremendous contributions in so many ways to his family and country. He was a true patriot who will be missed. Our prayers and thoughts are with the entire family during this difficult time. Love, Bill and Nancy McDowell, Silver Spring, Maryland

Neeta Datt

January 31, 2011

Larry was truly one of the few genuine and sincere human beings that I have met. I will always remember the sparkle in his eyes and the excitement in his voice when he told me about his experiences in India and around the world. Thank you for your friendship and for crossing my life path. You will be greatly missed, Larry.

Theresa Carmosino

January 31, 2011

Sorry to hear about Larry. We are keeping you in our prayers at such a very sad time. He is at peace now and no longer suffering. He is with my dad now so I am sure they are having a good time in heaven...

Mike Hersh

January 31, 2011

Larry is a wonderful friend and a dear, kind-hearted, intelligent man. A true original. We will miss him, and shall not see his like again.

Mike Hersh

Kathy & John Polletto

January 31, 2011

Larry was a good neighbor. He would always stop and talk to my husband and I when he was out walking his dog and later, if I was driving down the street and he was outside, I would stop and see how he was doing. He would always say he was doing fine. I enjoyed our conversations. We will miss you Larry.

Nina Dean

January 31, 2011

I will miss Larry for being my dad, for his stories, for his company, for his fluency in Greek, for his sports trivia and for his wealth of knowledge. Take care, Papou, we will miss you!

Alan & Katy Burrell

January 30, 2011

He was among the good guys and will be sorely missed! We will all miss his accounts of intrigue in Greece. It is hard to see the good guys go, but it is good to know that he is no longer suffering. Bon voyage,Larry! Alan & Katy Burrell

Regis Dean

January 30, 2011

Larry will be greatly missed as a loving father

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