Larry Boyd

I just learned of Larry's passing and I am both shocked and deeply saddened. I knew Larry at Baylor Law and in Houston where we both practiced. Larry was always kind and friendly and the sharpest person I ever met. Quick with a smile or a wink, Larry's wit was hard to keep up with . What a wonderful man and lawyer! I pray for God's peace for his family.

Will never forget Larry cheering on his kids at all those sporting events. Rest In Peace

Cheryl,
Sending prayers for comfort and peace. Holding you and your family close to my heart.
Blair Franklin Robinson

Sweet peace in the memories for Larry and his family and close friends. I send prayers and healing energy as you navigate this new reality.

The world is a lesser place with Larry’s passing. What a brilliant, kind, respectful man with whom I had the opportunity to work. That smile, welcoming attitude, and mustache (okay, and the brows) made it so much easier to approach you for support and help.

You will always be a favorite. See you across that Rainbow Bridge, mister.

I met Larry in 1982 (over a motorcycle, actually) when we were both Clerks for Appellate Court Judges. Larry was as smart as he was funny and decent as he was unassuming. Although Larry was almost always the smartest guy in whatever room he was in, his intelligence showed though his questions not through any boasting. We worked together for four years during his brief stint as a solo practitioner (?) and I will always cherish those times together. We will all miss him very much and my...

Larry, rest in peace brother.

Rest in Peace Larry!

i was on a Zoom call with several Houston lawyers Wednesday, friends who pride themselves on careers spent in courtrooms, as had Larry. Every one of them remembered Larry, as do I, as one of Houston’s best trial lawyers, blessed with a keen intellect and extraordinary trial skills. Most important, he was remembered as a good man, the “nicest guy you’d ever want to meet.”

What a legacy.