John L. LARRY Jr.

Mr. Larry was my 5th grade teacher. Periodically, I share with others those individuals who truly made a difference in my life. Mr. Larry was among them. He saw something in me that I didn't see in myself. He invested considerable time in my personal development. It was well above and beyond his role. Among other things, he coached and rehearsed with me a speech that I was going to make to the entire school. I have used those tips he shared with me, my entire life. I have also shared them...

Dear Chris, Andrea and Amy, My husband and I were neighbors of your Mom and Dad At Colin Kelly on Gibson St. Tonawanda 1956-1959. Our little boys, Tom, Steve and Michael were about the same ages of you girls.My Jack (John)and I always enjoyed Jack and Janice's company. Lots of Tona HS, N.Tona HS alumini lived there going to college on the GI Bill. We all had a lot in common and we cared for one another. Our condolences. RIP,Jack.

Thinking of you this morning Uncle Jack wishing to have one more conversation. The humor , timber of your voice as you asked me so many questions about myself and the family. The stories my mom and dad would share of the loving times spent together.
My heart and prayers go out to the family,please hug each other for me. Kurt Loeswick.

Dear Dad, I'm going to miss "my American buddy". I love you very much. Love, Amy

Chris and family,
Sending condolences and hugs from Chicago. My Dad (Jack) passed 2 years ago from Parkinson's also. Be comforted that he's in a better place and not suffering any more. DD

Dear Dad, I will miss you & will forever remember how you always said "I love you very much Chris". Rest now dad. My love & prayers, Chris