Larry Limuel Thomas

My heart still holds Larry as a dear friend. He really was my closest friend. Time and miles separated us, but the memories remain. Always remember when he told me, you can call me Doctor. Wise and caring.

iI am so sad to hear of Larry's passing. He was my closest friend in High School and I have thought of him often. And I am heartsick that we did not remain in touch. My deepest condolences to Martine and family.

Larry was a kind, gentle man of God. He taught many Bible studies at First United Methodist Church, Arlington. He was very faithful to his Sunday School class and his church. He loved his Spiritual retreat, the Walk to Emmaus. He will never be forgotten as a faithful brother in Christ.

It was indeed an honor to know such a kind soul, good friend. It was a blessing to work with him for as long as I did. He will be greatly missed! May you Rest In Peace and prayers to all of your family.

You'll be missed, Larry! Those of us who had the pleasure of working with you at Medco, were blessed.

Larry was my pharmacist partner at Skaggs Albertsons on north Collins for several years. He was extremely smart, a dedicated worker to take care of our sick clients, and an excellent partner in a busy pharmacy. You could always count on him for punctuality, knowing what to do in any situation, and a self starter. We were both proud graduates of the University of Texas pharmacy school and were life long Longhorn fans. I also know that Larry was a good Christian and a long time member of the...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Larry was a great man and leader. He will be missed by all who knew him. I’m praying fro the family in this time of sorrow.

It was great pleasure to work over 20 years with this man at medco