Larry Ramey Sr.

My Dad, Larry Ramey, was a great teacher and one of my best friends. He will always and forever be in my heart. Someday, hopefully, I will meet my parents in heaven. Thank you all for taking the time to share your thoughts and memories of my Dad.

Easter offers hope to those who grieve.

So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. He was one of the first in my recovery to offer a hand and a willing ear. He will be missed......

I want to say RIP for a family close friend Larry Ramey. The man who gave me my first bow and taught me how to shoot it. Who said he'd pay me $5 if I could shoot a squirrel and got mad at me when he found out I lost all my arrows trying to shoot a squirrel. He taught me how to climb trees super well and made me chew on a branch
because I had a headache and I guess that helps somehow. He made a bottle tree and he would put me in the tractor bucket and lift me up to put more bottles on top...

Larry was a great guy and a great friend to my dad rest in peace.

My condolences to the Ramey Family. Larry was well known in the Central Coast. He trimmed down a dead pine tree in our yard so
We could make a totem pole out of it. Unfortunately the pole fell over b4 we could get it carved. So Larry came back and cut up the 60 foot pole for us. RIP Larry.

I saddened to hear of your passing Larry, although I'm sad that your gone. But we can all take comfort knowing your no longer suffering & your dancing in heaven with Jesus. I've known you for most of my life, your children are all my friends, for life. I known mother & family were grateful for you taking my brother Mike in when he needed direction in his life, I know my mom was there to greet you as you made your way to heaven... RIP Larry, we all loved & will miss you... Give my mom & aunt...

My sympathy to the Ramey family. May the peace that passes all understanding be yours. It has been my pleasure and joy to know Larry for over 18 years. I have fond memories of him, his work in the community and 12-step programs. I still tell the story about when Larry got his first cell phone. He had this big thing sticking out of his shirt pocket and mentioned that he had not received any calls. When he pulled it out, it was remote control to the TV! Larry and those of us there...