Larry Galbreath

Miss you and think of the good times we had!

Larry was the friendliest man you would ever want to meet. I would see him around town and even at football games -don't know how that happened since I went to State games and he was a true blue Michigan fan--always had fun conversations.

Larry, we worked together at Miller Tool for quite a few years. I haven't talked to you in a long time. It's so easy to get busy in our lives, when time goes by so fast, and we kind of lose touch. That does not mean we forget. R.I.P my friend. See Ya.

Was my best friend. Will miss him and his great sense of humor. Hope to meet him again wherever it my be!

Steve, I am sorry for your loss. Several of us were quite close to your dad, back in the day. Had many adventures together. Several of us were inseparable. He will be sadly missed. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Steve,
Sorry for your loss.

Larry was a good friend of my step-father, John Klima. Larry would visit my home often when John and my mother were in MI. I always enjoyed seeing him and will always remember him as a very kind man.

Steve,
I knew your dad from the time I left the Marine Corps and returned to Jackson. Larry was always a fun-loving guy.
I will keep him in my prayers.
Hope you, and yours, are enjoying your retirement lives in the Show Me State.
John "Stub" Southworth
Sunny SW Florida

Rest in Peace Larry. One of the good guys.