Larry D. Byers

MY FRIEND AND BROTHER, "GET ER DONE" !

Remembering Larry on this day as a '65 classmate, a "Brother" in service of the Vietnam War, and just a good quiet guy. God Bless my Friend.

MISS YA BROTHER

We just found out about Butch's passing. Renee, please accept our belated condolences to you and your family. We are so sorry for your loss.. He was a great guy and will be missed very much.

Butch and I were childhood friends, spent many days together. Played tennis,rode our bikes to wilkes-Barre, fashioned homemade skis, went ice skating at the "resi", tormented Sally. Good memoies. RIP buddy.

Dear Renee: I´m so sorry for your loss. Butch was a great guy. I had worked with you at White Shield and remember when he would come in to see you. (My last name at the time was Cooper.). What a fun couple you two were. Loss is never easy but there is comfort in knowing he is peacefully in God´s arms along side his awesome parents. Joanne Maitland Alexandria, VA

Dear Renee, Sally and family, Sending my sincere condolences to each of you on the passing of Butch. He was always such a great guy. He served our country, he served his community, he served his family. We are all in his debt. Butch will be missed terribly so many. He has touched more lives than I am sure can be counted therefore he will be remembered for a very, very long time. May he rejoice in Paradise and enjoy a beautiful, glorious Heavenly reunion with his parents and with all of...

so sorry for your loss and prayers for your family. I remember the times Butch and I work together at Cy,s Gulf and at Leo Kobs

Your family is in our prayers for the loss of Larry Byers I had so much fun with you guys at Nancy´s camp