Larry Lynch

First met Larry at Cummings HS. Great athlete, loved to work out. Will always remember his smile. Thanks Marine for your service. God bless you and your family.

Didn't know you personally, but I seen your passing on a USMC site, and just want to say Semper Fi, my brother in arms and fare winds RIP

I met Larry when I was a teenager and first walked in to a gym. For over 20 years, I looked up to him and looked forward his friendly smile every time I saw him. We talked, as Larry did with many, about training and lifting. He never failed to ask about my son, and his warmth and love for those around him was an example for all. I will miss seeing Larry, but carry his memory with me every time I hit the gym door. Rest easy, my friend.

I was sadden to hear that Larry had passed away. He and I go back a long way we lived in the same neighborhood he lived across the backyard from my family for years we us to pick at each other all the time with that great big smile and as got older and moved out of the neighborhood anytime we ran into each other he had that smile and he would find something to say to me to make me smile. He was Larry Leon to me and I was Betty Jean..All my Prayers go out to the Family and all his Friends .He...

January 199, 2021
When my spouse and I moved to Burlington in 1988, Larry was one of the first people we met in the bodybuilding community. He became a wonderful friend and confidante, freely offering his training expertise and advice and attending every one of my bodybuilding shows in NC. He was regarded as one of the best trainers in the area and mentored many younger competitors. Despite life’s many challenges, Larry always greeted you with a wonderful smile and upbeat attitude. As ...

I went to High School with Larry at Cummings and he was such a joy to know and so funny and he was like a teddy bear you just wanted to hug him. And oh that smile he was always with a smile. I am heart broken that he is gone too soon. Praying for his family that God bless and help them thru this hard time...

I met Larry one I came home from the Marine Corps and he also was Marine himself and became brothers and friends he was one of the kindest man and had a big heart and always had time for anyone especially when it came to bodybuilding or powerlifting he also taught me so much about that sport but most of all we shared the love Christ together i know one day he will greet me in heaven but until then i will miss him very much. RIP brother, friend and Devil Dog.

Larry was a dear friend, and bodybuilding enthusiast. He help me over the years to prepare for shows and was always there as a good friend during the good times and the bad. Whatever time of day or night you needed his help he was always willing. He was an inspiration to young athletes and us old timers as well! His infectious smile and laugh in the gym will be sorely missed! Thank you Larry for proudly serving our country in the Marines! God’s speed my wonderful friend!