Larry Joe Elliff

The Elliff´s have been apart of my life since elementary school. My family knew them through Calvary Baptist and First Baptist church. I went to school with Laura Elliff Mathis all through the years up to graduation from HHS in 1977. My family bought cars from their dealership for years. LaRue Elliff any several other ladies gave my mother her baby shower for Me! The Elliff´s have always been such a wonderful family and Larry a loving father and friend to many. Blessings and thoughts to the...

I knew Larry Elliff while attending Calvary Baptist Church in the 70's. He had such a beautiful bass voice. When I got married to Agustin Gomez in 1973 we asked Larry Elliff to sing the " Lord's Prayer". He sang so beautifully. Till we meet again on those golden streets sir !!!!

I am so sad to hear of the passing of Larry. He was so good to me after my dad passed away. He always had an encouraging word and smile for me and always took care of helping with finding the right car. Loved his beautiful singing voice and look forward to the day when I get to heaven to sing with him. Love to LaRue, Laura, Bill and Joe and all of your family.

Enjoyed visiting with him at the dealership he was obviously a man of integrity!

Mr. Elliff was an integral part of the Harlingen Business scene, a man of honor and integrity, leader, benefactor, and so many other things. What a wonderful example for others to follow. His Christian faith sustained him and his lovely voice was so enjoyed by church choirs, friends and family. What a legacy he has left for his family to follow and our community to honor.

My condolences to the Elliff family. I will always remember Mr. Elliff telling me "you better get it right!" when he was about to pay his bill. (PEPE'S)

My prayers and condolences to this sweet family at this time, alot of memories , my dad, Guy Leggett worked at Elifff Motors yrs ago, families became great friends.

Texas has lost a wonderful person in "Pop" Elliff. I was honored to know him in the car business and always respected him. "Pop" was friendly, honest and caring to everyone. Rest in peace, amigo. We will miss you.