Larry G. Jacobson

Whenever I am attempting to make something with wood I always remember Larry would tell me to use screws because screws are better than nails. Things will hold up, stay put together better with screws then nails. So I don´t pound in nails, I screw in screws!

I am deeply sorry to hear of Larry's passing. I have seen him only a few times since high school graduation. Larry was an outstanding student and an individual of high character. Some of my fondest memories of Larry are the days that he, Bruce Williams and myself spent at Utah State University while attending Boy's State. Larry will surely be remembered. Bob Child (Tempe,AZ)

Larry lived god's words: do god's work and be of service to others. Do not judge others, but accept others as they are. Do onto others as you would want them to do onto you. Larry was so kind and caring!
I have learned so much from him about how to live my life. It was not by words preached at me, but the actions I saw from him. Those are important lessons that god has put before us to learn and Larry was one of god's best teachers.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. You are in our hearts as well as our prayers. I know I was blessed by Larry's presence in our family and how happy you and he were.....We love you so very much and our invitation is ALWAYS open to come and visit....xooxoxoxooxox...Please let me know what we can do if you are in need of anything......
Lovingly Your Cousins,
Dan and Tina Jr

Larry was our first neighbor when we moved to Oregon City and was truley a good neighbor. We have many fond memories of our Peter Skene house and alot of those include memories with our wonderful neighbors. Larry will be missed by many but his legacy will live on in those who remember him.

It was the joy of my life to spend 17 years with this Sweet Soul.
How I miss him.
The good news, however, is that we continue to be "Love Bugs" together, just on different planes.
It's such a comfort knowing that we have always been together and always will be.
May the Blessings Be,
perry

Larry and I grew up together. We had been like brothers since age six. Both of us pursuing the dreams of life, we went out separate ways, but I never forgot him and will always love him for all he was and will be. He is in the arms of God now still serving his fellow brothers and sisters. May God bless him forever. Van Johnson

Unfortunately too many years have passed since I saw Larry. I would like to express my condolences to his family and say that you were blessed to have him in your life. Keep his memory alive in your lives.

I remember Larry's Morgan and his interest in cars. He also placed a lot of importance on being a scholar. Larry's demeanor was exceptional. A great person.