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Lawrence D. Goodrich Jr.

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Lawrence Goodrich Obituary

Lawrence D. Goodrich, Jr.
formerly of Newark Valley
Larry Goodrich, Jr., 30, of Lexington, Ky., passed away suddenly on October 30, 2008 as a result of injuries sustained in an accident. Larry was the beautiful son of Rose (Creeley) and Lenny Terenzi, and Lawrence D. Sr. and Pamela Goodrich, and brother of Justin Terenzi and Lenny (Karen) Terenzi. He will also be greatly missed by his grandparents, Gertrude Creeley, Leonard and Alice Terenzi; many aunts, uncles, cousins, his special niece, Annabella Terenzi, and a host of friends. He was predeceased by his grandfather, Arnold Creeley; his aunt, Cathy (Creeley) Warner; and grandparents, Eleanor and Dr. Michael Markarian. Larry was born on Jan. 3, 1978 in Johnson City. He was a graduate of Newark Valley High School, Class of 96, where he participated in wrestling (Varsity starter all four years), was an excellent student and a great influence to his peers. Following high school he moved to Lexington in order to further his education at the University of Kentucky, but he always looked forward to coming home and being with his family and friends. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology, a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Master's Degree in Biomechanics and was employed as an engineer with Aerotek in Lexington. A beautiful person both inside and out, Larry had a true zest for living and was passionate about everything and anything he did in his life. His wonderful, mile-wide smile, great sense of humor and exuberant personality, all traits very natural to Larry, led to many close and endearing friendships. His presence will be greatly missed by all who knew him but he will live on in their hearts and memories forever. Larry will also live on in the lives of those people he saved through the organs he donated. That is just so Larry!
A celebration of Larry's life will be held at 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8th at the MacPherson Funeral Home, 5 Whig St., Newark Valley. Rev. James T. Willard will officiate. A period of visitation and sharing of memories will precede the service from 12 noon until 3 p.m. Please hug your kids, family and friends or 'pay it forward' with a kind act or deed as a tribute to Larry and in his memory. For those who wish to do more, please consider a donation to the Newark Valley Wrestling Club, c/o Mr. Eric D'Arcy, 59 Whig St., Newark Valley, NY 13811 or the American Cancer Society in loving memory of Larry Goodrich.

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Published by Press & Sun-Bulletin on Nov. 2, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Lawrence Goodrich

84 Entries

Mary Gordon

October 26, 2024

This showed up in my email today. I wanted to say that I still think of Larry. Whenever I hear Journey's "Don't Stop Believing." I smile and think of Larry because he loved singing that song to us.

Stephen Donnelly

November 22, 2008

We will always remember Larry as someone with a smile on his face, extremely friendly, and very good natured. I remember our days trick or treating in Newark Valley when we were kids. Rest In Peace Larry, you will be missed by all you encountered.

Stephen & Jacia (Weiss) Donnelly

Rebecca Merrill

November 18, 2008

I will never forget Larry. And that ride on his Harley.

David & Ethel Cokely

November 14, 2008

Larry & Pam
We would like to send our condolences for the sudden loss of your son & to let you know that you & your family are in our thougths & prayers. God Bless you.

Diane Marusich

November 11, 2008

Rose, Family, & Friends -
I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of your beloved son. Words cannot express my sorrow. Rose, you & I share the pain of losing young loved ones, far too soon. It changes our lives forever... the JOY of having them so close to us, if only for 21 years, or 30 years. May you feel the prayers of many and find comfort in beautiful memories. I stood beside you once at work, I stand beside you now offering a hug and prayer.

Christine (Connerton) Kidd

November 9, 2008

I am so sorry for your loss, I knew Larry from 5th grade-10th. I will always remember him as having the best attitude. Thank you for passing on his spirit to other people so they may enjoy the amazing gift of his life.

Crystal DeMarco

November 7, 2008

Loved ones of Larry....
I guess it says a lot about who Larry was when you read all the entries made on his guestbook.... I always enjoyed the conversations I had with Larry.....he was always very cheerful and had a way about him to make you remember that life was good. I will never forget his contagious smile and the pride he had when he would talk about his family.

Joli (Wilson) Finsel

November 7, 2008

Larry was a very memorable guy. I am saddened to hear of this tragedy. His quick smile and sense of humor will be what I will always remember about him.

Rick Tanzini

November 6, 2008

Uncle Lenny,
I don't know what to say to you. It was an honor to know him. I'm going to miss him. He was an outstanding person.

Jennifer Summers

November 5, 2008

Rose,
I was sorry to hear about your loss. You were always so happy whenever you told me stories of Larry. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. If you ever need to talk or let things out I'm here to listen.
Love always,
Jennifer

Cindy Kennedy

November 5, 2008

Larry and Pamela,

Even though I never had the priviledge to know "Little Larry" I know that he had to be a wonderful person - Having such wonderful caring and loving parents such as you. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this time and in the harder days to come. All my love to you both.

Liza (Vitale) Szelkowski

November 5, 2008

I was so saddened to hear what had happened to Larry. It's stunning that such a wonderful person could be taken away at such a young age, and so quickly. Larry was in my graduating class, and I will always remember him for his kind nature, brilliant smile, and great sense of humor. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

Shara Williams

November 4, 2008

What i there to say about Lar-lar. He changed my world in so many ways and for that I am a better person. He taught me to live each and everyday to the fullest and to never have a dull moment. I will always remember the times we shared and look upon Larry as a beloved brother. I will never forget him, and always love him.

Shar-bear aka. Shara

Chris Knoblauch

November 4, 2008

Dear Goodrich Family,

Words can not express how deeply sorry I am for your loss. I will never forget my high school memories with Larry. Especially the many laughs, rides in the bug and of course watching these crazy wrestlers jogging threw halls trying to make weight.

I will always keep Larry's memories held deeply within my heart reminding me how life should be lived.

Chris Knoblauch
Newark Valley Class '96

Bob & LaVaun Tanzini

November 4, 2008

Dear Lenny, Lorraine, Lenny Jr., Justin & family,
Our hearts and prayers go out to you all. We are so sorry for your loss, and the loss to the world of such a promising young life.

We don't always understand God's plan, but we can be sure He will reveal it when Christ returns.

"For the Lamb on the throne will be their Shepherd. He will lead them to springs of life-giving water. And God will wipe every tear from their eyes." Rev. 7:17

May the promises of our loving heavenly Father ease your pain and give you strength and peace in your hearts.

Aimee Tully

November 4, 2008

Rose,
Words cannot express how sorry I am to hear of your terrible loss. I know what a proud mom you've always been; from Larry's days wrestling in high school to his move to Kentucky. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Justin and your family.

Alice Terenzi

November 4, 2008

Lenny, Lorainne & Justin

We will miss seeing Larry when we come north - he always seems to manage to get back when we were there. His smile and politeness will always be remembers with love.

Grandma & Grandpa T

Steven and Jennifer McCall

November 4, 2008

Our thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family during this trying time.

Stephanie F. Meadows

November 4, 2008

I began working at Lexmark in only May, and became friends with Larry the first day I arrived. We took to each other instantly and from there, repeated emails ensued. We spoke in quote dialogue because as we discovered, we’re both huge fans of Anchorman, The Legend of Ron Burgandy. We made whole conversations out that movie. And I think I impressed the guy because as it turned, I remembered the movie better than he did!

Most of our time together was spent either at Keeneland where we’d meet to walk our dogs or in each other’s cubicle at work. He loved to sneak up to my cube and pop his head over to spy on me. The last time I got to hear his voice was at the end of the work day, hours before his wreck, when he called my phone to sing the Hillshire Farm song. He seriously fantasized about recreating the commercial by standing up in his cubicle to shout, “Goooooo Meeeeeaaaat!” And of course, in this fantasy, his co-workers would chime in. We matched each other in our penchant for slapstick – every single moment in the presence of that guy chased away any blues or boredom. We were more than co-workers, we were definitely “co-people.”

His energy was boundless (and often overwhelming), his experiences were whimsically comical, his friendships were many, yet each endearing, his teddy bear eyes and smile were soul warming. This ineffable void I feel now as I sit next door to his cubicle feels like a burn in my chest. I can’t hear his voice, I can’t see his face except in the many memories shooting through my mind repeatedly. It was only in his last week that I started to realize finally how lucky I was that when I felt zany, Larry was always there to mirror me. It was always a cartoonish encounter with Larry and I hope our co-workers forgave us.

He was priceless. Larry, you weren’t lying when you quoted Ron Burgandy – you were in fact, “a pretty big deal.” The regrets will always be there for not seizing all the opportunities for some downtown debauchery and pull-ups, but you left us all with wonderful, wonderful memories.

My thoughts go to his parents and those closest to him. I can only imagine that the loss I feel in my own heart is magnified more than I can imagine in your hearts. I’m very sorry for you all to experience this pain.

In sympathy,

Nicole Partridge-Burton

November 4, 2008

My prayers go out to the family of larry he was a good guy and taken much too soon. There should be more people out there just like him.

Ray and Valerie Cassingham

November 4, 2008

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Even though we did not meet Larry I know he has been a great friend for our son, Nate. Nate always spoke of him in a positive way and cherished their friendship.
May God be with you and give you peace.

Heather & Ainsley

November 3, 2008

We were blessed to know Larry. He brought laugther into our household and warmth to our hearts. Larry was playful, caring, and sensitive. My heart goes out to everyone who knew and loved him as much as we did. Lar-Lee made trips to the circus, oil changes, and quiet nights at home meaningful. I cannot thank his family enough for accepting me and supporting me, and if I can ever return the favor I will be ready and waiting.

Ashley Anderson

November 3, 2008

Warm Summer Sun

Warm summer sun,
Shine kindly here,
Warm southern wind,
Blow softly here.
Green sod above,
Lie light, lie light.
Good night, dear heart,
Good night, good night.

By Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
The Poetry Foundation

Jaime & kathy

November 3, 2008

Lenny.Lorraine.Lenny jr.Justin. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all..What to say at a time like this...words just dont seem like enough..but theyre all weve got...we are so sorry .. Larrys smile &friendly nature will live forever in our hearts. Jaime Tanzini & Kathy Riegel

Dale Saddlemire

November 3, 2008

I'm sorry for your loss. He was a great guy.

Marcus & Sabrina Knoblauch

November 3, 2008

Larry was always a good friend to many people, including both Sabrina and I ,and we send our dearest sympathy to the Goodrich family. Larry's smile and good humor will live with us forever.

Marsha Gorsline

November 3, 2008

Uncle Larry, I am deeply sorry for your loss..I will always remember the purple roses that you, Pam and Larry sent to my moms funeral..Aunt Lorraine, I am truly truly sorry for your loss..I am here for you every step of the way..We are in it together..Losing a sister but yet a son is enough to go through..We have to keep our heads up and remember the past..That's what keeps us going... You were there for me when mom passed and now I want to be there for you..You were such a great mom, and sister...I love you Aunt Lorraine...Uncle Lenny, thank you for being there for our family in our loss of my mother.. I hope I can do the same and help you out when needed.. Larry touched everyone's heart in a special way and we will all remember him in our own ways.. We miss him horribly.. We love you guys and if you need anything at all you know our phone number..Love ya, Marsha

Kelly Lavin

November 3, 2008

Rose, My deepest sympathy is with you and your family. You and yours are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mary Gordon

November 3, 2008

My husband and I didn't know Larry that long but he was one of our favorite people to see at our runs. He was a great guy and we always had fun and laughed a lot when he was around. We miss him so much.

Jacob & Michele Bullock

November 3, 2008

Larry & Pamela, We are so sorry for your loss. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Let us know if there is anything we can do.

Wandell family

November 3, 2008

Please accept our deepest sympathies. Larry's family and many friends are in our thoughts and prayers.

Scott & Jackie Wandell

Beth Kania

November 3, 2008

My sincerest condolences for your loss.

Joni (Judson) Webb

November 3, 2008

We are so shocked and saddened by this devestating news. Our thoughts are with Larry's family and all of our friends during this hard time. I ran cross-country with Larry in high school and can't remember a time spent with him not smiling or laughing, especially the graduation party and him singing "Keep Your Hands to Yourself". He was a great guy who will be greatly missed but never forgotten!!

Tami and Brian Payne

November 3, 2008

We'll miss you Larry. We've lost a truly great man. Our prayers are with him and his family.

Janelle Hanson

November 3, 2008

Friends and Family of Larry,
My deepest condolences to all of you. It has been a rough year for so many.
In reality, Larry was part of my life for such a short time, and yet he left a huge mark on my heart. Amazing people do that sort of thing with ease and without trying. Larry's spirit lives on with all of our great memories of him... may you all find peace soon

Amy Craig-Oren (NVHS Class of 95)

November 3, 2008

Although I haven't seen Larry in years, I remember him fondly from high school. His wit, humor, and charm make him unforgettable! Please accept my deepest sympathies...a tragic shame to lose such a young, vivacious man. No words will make it easier, but perhaps knowing he made such a positive, lasting impression on those he met will help ease the pain just a bit. No doubt about it, he will be sorely missed.

Jenn Wininger

November 3, 2008

Larry, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know your son touched the lives of many in a positive way! He was so much fun to be around and so full of life. I hope you can find peace in that.

Kim (Farr) & Tim Vallequette

November 3, 2008

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Heather Williams

November 3, 2008

I remember Larry from wrestling tourneys in high school - he was also a friend to my husband Dave...he will be missed!

Aunt Janice, Uncle Bill, Michelle and Jake (Rivera) Brown

November 2, 2008

Larry and Pam,
You're in our thoughts Please know how much you are loved
and how deeply your loss is felt by all. Little Larry is someone so special that can never be forgotten.

Jim Terenzi

November 2, 2008

Dear Lenny, Lorraine, Justin,

Larry was the best nephew anyone
could have. His smile would light up
a room. Larry you will always be with
us. We love you Larry,

Uncle Jim, and Wendy

Jamie Rhodes

November 2, 2008

Dear family of Larry, sorry to here about your loss. Larry was a wonderful guy. He was a great freind through school. My prayers are with you.

Stacy & Tony Marino

November 2, 2008

Aunt Larraine, Uncle Lenny, Justin and Little Lenny, My thoughts and prayers are with you thru this horrific time. Please know that Larry was such a great guy and lived life to its fullest and we couldn't ask more than that from anyone. LOVE YOU

Steve Crews

November 2, 2008

Larry was always there to lighten everyones moods and provide a laugh to all that new him. Larry and I were friends from childhood and he will be sorely missed. My thoughts go out to all that loved him, especially his mother and brother Justin. I will always remember Larry driving by in his El Camino and honking his air horns. A unique and honest man who will be missed dearly.

Cathy Gervaise

November 2, 2008

Dear Rose,

I'm so sorry about Larry's passing.
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Sarah Lindsay

November 2, 2008

We will miss you cousin Larry! I know we didn’t know each other that well but we will always remember you. We will miss seeing you at the Goodrich family reunion; it won’t be the same without you. We love you Larry. Love Sarah, Valerie, and Billy Lindsay.

Jason and Colleen Tyler

November 2, 2008

Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. Larry was and is one of our favorite people that we've encountered over our lifetimes. Whenever we reminisce about the old times in Newark Valley, the conversation inevitably leads to a hysterical Larry Goodrich story, whether it takes place at McDonald's, in the barn, in the VW, or during a free period in high school singing Piano Man. Larry will be forever a part of us and will continue to be one of our favorite people. May God bless you as He has blessed us to know Larry.

Matthew English

November 2, 2008

My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very hard time.

michele gauthier

November 2, 2008

Lenny, I'am so sorry. Michele

Al Hess

November 2, 2008

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Michelle Green

November 2, 2008

Larry wasn't just my co-worker, he was my friend. I enjoyed every minute that I spent working with him. He will be sadly missed. May God bless your family.

David Cook

November 2, 2008

Lenny, Lorainne ,& Justin-
We are truly sorry for your loss,as NOTHING can replace a child.
I had the chance to meet Larry only once and he was a genuine person. He did ,indeed have a passion for life and everything he did.That is something you could tell first hand from having a conversation with him. The world will be an empty place, but just for a little while. Every now and again a person emerges that have the kind of qualities Larry seemed to have. Though its rare,you can rest assured Knowing that he will be missed,and we as friends share your sorrow.
.....Godspeed Larry.
David Cook and Family

Lenny Terenzi

November 2, 2008

Godspeed my brother. You lived fast, you lived happy and you always lit up the room when you walked in.

Dad, Justin, Lorraine if you read this we love you and are here for you.

Little Lenny, Karen and Annabella Terenzi

Laura Whitaker

November 2, 2008

All sorts of thoughts have been running through my head this weekend. Memories of a certain Spiderman last Halloween, your love for your bikes and your awesome VW beetle (you beat my dad to that one!), and of course, sounds of Journey. You were a great guy, Larry - truly a man to be thankful for and remember. To Larry's loving family and amazing friends, I'm so sorry.

Tracy Zhang

November 2, 2008

Larry and Pam,
Losing a loved one is painful, especially when it is sudden. Take comfort that God took him quickly and did not let him suffer. I know it is harder for us this way, but easier for those departing. It will be a long road ahead for you, but keep your faith.
Love,
Tracy Zhang

Michael Zhang

November 2, 2008

Life is a journey. We know where it starts, and we know where it ends, because we are all created by God and will end up in Heaven. We just don't know when and how He will take us Home. Junior is now in Heaven. Junior, I'm so proud of you, because before you went to Heaven, you donated your organs to others so that they may have an opportunity to extend their journeys here before they join you. One day, we will meet again.
Love,
Michael Zhang

Linda Croft

November 2, 2008

Pam and Larry

I am so sorry to hear of you loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies

Kim Alexander, Kinney

November 2, 2008

Rose and family,
Sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers are with you.

Dawn Elliott(Rifenburg)

November 2, 2008

Dear Uncle Larry and Aunt Pam,
Sorry for your loss and although I don't remember all that much of Larry I will miss him. Love Your niece,
(Bob's Daughter)

Katherine Hubbs

November 1, 2008

Larry always had a way of making you smile, no matter what. There are many memories of him that will comfort us all. Thoughts and prayers to those closest to him. The Hubbs Family.

Sue Wargo (Terenzi)

November 1, 2008

Len, Lorraine & Justin
I'm so sorry. Please know that I love you all and you're in my heart & prayers.
Larry, when I think of you, I just have to smile. Love Aunt Sue

Jeff Ashley

November 1, 2008

Please know our thoughts and prayers are with Larry's family and friends -- A great guy, that we were just getting to know. Thank you for being such a terrific friend to Tim and Angela -- Jeff, Holly, Elizabeth & Clair Ashley

Mike White

November 1, 2008

Larry was a great roommate and great friend. Every day was an adventure when Larry was around. From one Yankee to another--I'm gonna miss ya, Big Lar. Rest in peace.

Amber Spangenburg

November 1, 2008

A kentucky trip will never be the same with out you. This summer was amazing and i wouldnt trade those memories for the world. I couldnt have asked for a better cousin. I love you Larry...your in our hearts forever.

Janet Prewitt

November 1, 2008

I was deeply saddened to learn of Larry's passing. A true joy to be around, a hard working student, just a wonderful young man. I am certain his parents are proud of his accomplishments. He will be missed, but, never forgotten. Just remembering his smile is certain to brighten your days.
My deepest sympathy to his family and loved ones.

Ryan Tully

November 1, 2008

Larry Jr., God bless you, I have heard that you were a great guy from your cousin Amber, as you have not heard, I am her boyfriend and this is on behalf of me. I have looked forward to meeting you. I have heard stories about you and Amber from her. I also know your brother Justin Terenzi I have been close to the Terenzi family a lot. You will be missed, and we all know that you are now in heaven looking down on us, thank you for being such a great person. Amber misses you very much, god bless you as you look down on us from heaven and guide everyone's way that meant something to you. You will be in my prayers.

James, Diane, Dawn, Kevin, & Ashley Goodrich

November 1, 2008

We are all so sorry for your loss. We know that words are not enough to express how truly sorry we are for what happened, but please know that we are all here for you. We were, and still are, very proud of "Little Larry". He will be missed greatly.

Erica Mayer

November 1, 2008

Larry will be greatly missed by all. A kind soul in life. Aunt Lorraine, Uncle Lenny and Uncle Larry I am truly sorry for your loss.

Angela Lange

November 1, 2008

Lar-Bear... You made the world a better place for all of us. Thank you for being the best best man in our wedding, making me laugh on a regular basis, being the best friend in the world to my husband and changing our lives forever. Every karaoke song I sing for the rest of my life will be for you... we love you.... we miss you... we will never be the same without you... "Don't stop believin'..."

Maggie LaDuke

November 1, 2008

I remember meeting Larry for the first time at his cousin's wedding (Stacey Terenzi-Marino). He was so much fun to hang out with and my son really liked danicing with him that night. Larry would put him on his shoulders and dance around the floor with him What a great guy to do something like that. Lenny, my thoughts and prayers are with you as well as the rest of those who loved Larry and are left behind to miss him. He will now be your special angel to watch over you all.......much love always, Maggie & Kyler LaDuke (Tanzini)

Dennis and Amy Rhoads

November 1, 2008

We are so sorry for your loss. Larry was a terrific young man.

Joe & Gretchen Terenzi

November 1, 2008

There have been angels in my life. While they haven't arrived with a blast of trumpets or a rustle of wings, I've known them just the same. They perform their acts in human guise, sometimes borrowing the faces of family and friends, sometimes posing as well-meaning strangers. You've known them too. When just the right word was needed, when a tiny act of kindness made a great difference.........Larry, we will miss seeing you at the lake each summer. Your smile and kind heart will never be forgotten.....Len, Lorraine and Justin - our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Joe, Gretchen, Tyler, Joey and Katelyn Terenzi

Debbie Pennay

November 1, 2008

Larry & Pam,
We are very sorry to hear of your loss. Tiger was a great kid and will be missed dearly. Debbie & Kelly Pennay (Eddie and Shirleys daughter)

Heather Auman

November 1, 2008

Larry, You were the truest of friends. You would give the shirt off your back to anyone and countless times have helped so many people, whether installing fences, moving an entire household, or just lending an ear. I'm devastated and will always remember your infectious laugh, generosity, quick wit, and your crazy urge to do pull-ups. You had influenced so many people and were so positive...just look at the Facebook page and shows how loved you are. I couldn't have done my house remodel without your help; which you never expected anything in return. I'll miss my work, motorcycling, and hashing buddy so much.

Gwen Stephens

November 1, 2008

We were so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We remember him growing up through the grades in Newark Valley.
Ben and Gwen Stephens (Parents of Bonnie Stephens Casill)

Carl Beebe

November 1, 2008

I have known Larry since my earliest childhood memory and we became great friends throughout life. I will never forget the times we spent together riding bikes, causing trouble, and just hanging out in the neighborhood. Larry was a great friend and I will never forget all the memories we created growing up together. He will be missed dearly.

Nicole McClure

November 1, 2008

Pamela,

So sorry to hear of your loss. Many thoughts and prayers are coming your's and your family's way.

Kelly Hoyt(English)

November 1, 2008

Larry was a great Guy I will miss all the fun we had in the Valley here in NY.... My thoughts and prayers are with all of you !

don goodrich

November 1, 2008

Hey Lary I am sorry for loss. I know first hand what you are going through. Only prayers and faith will ease the pain. Knowing if we believe in Christ we will see our Love ones again. With love Don

Jeff Warner

November 1, 2008

I'm so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you.

The Ashley Family Chris-Alyssa-Olivia & Drew

November 1, 2008

Thanks for your love, smile and humor, especially to Tim and Angela. Take care of them now. Your karoke skills will grow in legend as we miss you each day.

Marsha Gorsline

November 1, 2008

We are so sorry..Losing someone special is devistating..We will miss you Larry..

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