Larry Inman

Larry surprised me one day in Tipp City by asking for permission to marry my daughter Cindy. He was quite the gentleman. Rest in peace Larry. There are many of us who will miss you. Chuck Clawson

So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We were friends in Junior High. A very kind, patient, soft spoken soul. He helped me in deciding to pick my first trail bike, a Honda CT 70. He had one which he let me ride when he lived on Powell in Huber Heights. It started my lifelong hobby of riding. My prayers to the family.

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I send my sincere condolences to the family. Larry had a kind soul. Always respectful and always responded quickly when issues came up at work. He will be missed by all who knew him. Heaven has gained an angel.

Larry was a treat to work with. He was always ready to tackle any tough job that came along. He was a loyal employee and always stood his ground when tough decisions needed to be made. Larry came from a wonderful family upbringing and always kept me updated on family happenings. We are so sorry that Larry has passed and he will missed by all of us. We send our sympathy to all of Larry's loved ones ! We will continue to honor Larry in life by emulating all his zest and goodness he brought...

Sad to hear of Larry's passing. He's been a long-time, knowledgeable and helpful resource to the City of Dayton. I worked with him in Property Management for a while. He was a patient and dedicated man of few words but was kind, with a lot of heart and commitment. He'll be greatly missed. Prayers of comfort to friends and family.