Larry Thompson

Cindy and Family, you continue to be in my prayers. You are not alone in your grief. We survive by grace, gratitude and grit.

Cindy and family,
I was so sad to hear of Larry's death. The last time I saw Larry was a few years ago at the Zesch reunion at Grossville. I thought the world of Larry.
I always enjoyed following your boys in their athletic endeavors and cowboying. Now we have another tragic death of Joshua. Just to let you know, I have been thinking of you during this time. May you find comfort in God's Love.
Larry Donop

Gay and I have always loved and appreciated Larry and Cindy very much. So sorry to hear of Larry's home-going. I know he will be missed by you all, but his greatest triumph has been realized. We will never forget how you welcomed us to Munday, loved and prayed for us as we served as pastor of FBC, and we raised our sons together. Larry was a man of God! Our love and prayers are with you.

MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO CINDY AND THE FAMILY!!

I just read about Larry's passing this morning on facebook. I met Larry in the early 90's when I began team roping, and I can honestly say that he went out of his way to make a beginner feel welcome to the team roping fraternity. We roped together many times at the Coors ropings in Abilene after that, and although I wasn't much of a heeler, he would always rope with me. My dad always told me that you can always tell about a mans character by the way he treats people who have nothing to offer...

Thanks Larry for being such a great friend, schoolmate, classmate, and teammate. We shared lot of good times together and I enjoyed our great times as fellow MOGULS!!! Rest in peace Brother! Cindy, Todd, Trey, Tyler, Gene, Paula and families so sorry for your great loss you are in my Prayers. God Bless!!

Cindy and Family, Like countless others, Joe and I thought the world of Larry, and were honored to call him our friend. We first met him at a team roping in Menard, TX, in the 1980's, and enjoyed many more visits with him at many more ropings. I have no doubt Joe met him at the gates of heaven, Friends together again, riding and roping. Know that you and your family are in my prayers, now, and in the long days ahead. We never know how strong we are until we have no other choice. Stay strong.