Larry R. Mugridge

Larry was a unique individual! We played tennis together and listened to his Elvis tapes! Still miss him after all these years!

Larry was my tennis buddy. I loved the guy and will never forget him!

I'm so sorry to hear of Larry's death. Larry and I spent our childhood in Waupun, WI. He and I started in kindergarten, and graduated from Waupun High School together after which we lost track of each other.

R. I. P. Larry

bob

I was a former student of your father in my junior year at Kutztown. I was an art education major who fortunately enjoyed math throughout my years in school and did very well in the subject. Your father had an excellent way of relating the material to students who struggled while maintaining a challenge for the remainder of the class. He was a wonderful professor.! I did so well in his course that he tried unsuccessfully to have me switch majors or at the very least add on a second which I...

Sorry to hear this. We go back to graduate school at Lehigh. Lots of memories.
Gerry Cozzolino

To the Mugridge family: I'm so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. He was a great guy and a terrific asset to the Lehigh Valley tennis scene.
The Dennis Bishop family

Once, before a college vacation period, very few students were attending class. Larry went to his classroom and found no one there. Then he noticed a student of his coming from a distance. He went to the chalkboard, started writing and talking. When the student walked into the classroom he could only assume that Dr. Mugridge would teach his class whether the students were there or not. I watched as this occurred, trying to hold back my laughter.

Many people do not know that Larry was a...

Family of Professor Mugridge:

I am sorry to learn of the passing of Professor Mugridge.

I had the priviledge of being a student in some of his Math Classes at Kutztown University in the 1980s.

In addition to Math, we shared similar tastes in music, movies, and literature.

My Condolences..
Mike Luberti Jr..

I was saddened to see that Larry had passed away. I only knew Larry for a few summers in the 70s as an 8 year old learning how to play tennis for the very first time. Just wanted to thank Larry for giving me a gift, the life-long passion for the game of tennis. My condolences to his family and friends.