Larry S. "Cha Cha" Repash

Sending my deepest condolences to Barbara, Roni, and Jonah.

I remember Larry as a warm and welcoming neighbor who never seemed to mind all the years we spent playing and running around outside in his yard after school... so long as we stayed off the ivy and flowerbeds. He had a way of turning small moments into lessons. I still think about how he explained what lime was and how it helped the grass grow greener; he was always willing to share what he knew and what he loved.

My Condolences

My deepest condolences are sent to Aunt Barbara, Roni, and Ricky and their families. I will always remember how kind and caring my Uncle Larry was. Some of my best memories are of being at Uncle Larry’s and Aunt Barbara’s house and of how welcoming they have always been to me and I will miss him dearly.

Words cannot express how sorry I am to hear about Larry. I am so sad to have lost what I consider a friend. Although I have only know him for almost 6 years I feel that I have known him for a lifetime. He always greeted me with a smile and we always had some great conversations that always included laughter. I looked forward to seeing him, and am so glad they I took a minute to say hello to him the other day when I saw him. He will truly be missed but always remembered fondly. Nellie

My sincere condolences to Rick and to the entire family on the passing of Larry. His obit describes a man who led a life well lived. I hope his family and friends find Peace and Solace in the days ahead. May He Rest in Peace!

Larry and I were great friends mostly through music, We were in the same bands together for about thirty years. He was the greatest person. We both retired from the bands and I didn't see him very much.