Larry W. Pittman

My Dearest Toni,
When I think about You and Larry there is a word that continies to ruminate in my mind. The word is opportunity.
Oh My, how God blessed the 4 of us with oppotunity after opportunity.
There is not a doubt in my mind that God placed us together. To laugh, travel, cry, sing, dance, share and love together.
Larry made life an opportunity. The people he met, the family he loved and the friendships he created all came from him recognizing these as oppotunities....

Dear Toni, Tracy, and Family. How shocked and saddened we were to read of Larry's passing. So young! We will keep your family in our prayers that the Lord of heaven will sustain you with his Strength, Comfort, Peace, during the days and months ahead. We remember fondly your days on MacArthur Road. The house is gone--only a big grassy field there now. A bike path is planned in the next year through that section and connecting on the north side of the creek. Lots of changes. We are...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Toni,
We only knew you and Larry for four short years, but you two became great friends and wonderful neighbors! The house next door will always be "Larry and Toni's house." We're so sorry his time on Earth was so short. He was a fantastic guy. May strength and peace be with you.
Love
Sylvia and Allen - Oviedo, Fl

To Tracy and Jeff,

Hey Tracy,Jeff, remember me, your old friend Melissa from Parkwest apts! I was so sorry to see that you have lost your dad to pancreatic cancer, it broke my heart to know the heartbreak that you are feeling, as I lost my dad 2 years ago to the same awful long suffering of that exact thing. I just wanted you to know that I am thinking of you and your family, and sending you prayers and hugs! Your dad sounds like an awesome guy!

Sincerely, your old...

I am so sorry to hear of Larry's passing, but I am glad he is out of pain and at peace. I worked with him at Clinton Power Station - he was one of the good guys. Toni and the family are in my thoughts and prayers. Carol Fitzgerald Collins

When I first offered the new neighbor a glass of tea while he waited for the utility people to show, I never knew it was the start of a friendship that would span over 30 years. Toni, you and Larry have been great friends. We always had a good time when that time was spent with you. Larry will be so missed by everyone who knew him. Our hearts are broken but peaceful, for we know he is pain free and talking to everyone he meets about his hook shot and the big fish that got away. Keeping you in...