Larry Braska Daily, Sr.

I'm still processing...
Larry was my first babysitter, I would always choose him, when asked who I wanted to watch me when our mother had to be away from the house... "heavy water". I'll miss him, regularly stopping by my office, "I'm just stopping in". The calls and how we recently talked literally all night, childhood, Vietnam, neighborhood, memories. How he got the nickname "Heavy" from our youth.

Semper Fi!!!! till the end.

My DAD WAS A SON, BROTHER, DAD , UNCLE,
MY EVERYTHING LITERALLY!!
My Dad WAS A Teacher and everything else to me .
A Master Mechanic/Entrepreneur Opening Daily’s Auto mechanic business , OPENING A DOG BUSINESS WITH HIM AND MY UNCLE JERRY un nyc .. amongst Being A Electrician, Carpenter , Artist My Dad Could Draw A Whole Portrait Of Your Face Perfectly in mins.. My Dad Have A repertoire of Unlimited Skills and Talents, My Dad Never Stopped Being A Dad No matter How Old Me My...

May God give you strength and peace during this sad time. Barry & Deborah Maclin & Family

Uncle Larry,

If ever there were a Man who was proud to serve his country.. it was YOU. May YOU Rest in PEACE. Your earthly presence will be missed but you will remain in our HEARTS and MEMORIES forever.

Your Niece

RIP to one of my favorite (handy)men (amongst a multitude of trades), my great-uncle, Larry B. Daily.

Larry fought in the Vietnam War as a young, black man, and lived to tell the tale. He was proud of his service(s) to his country.
He was always willing to do whatever to support those in need, never looking for anything in return, whether that was in New York, or down here in Alabama.

I’ll always carry forward the experiences and lessons I learned from being around...