Larry M. Wolfe

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Larry was a kind and generous man. He made a big impact on St Andrew’s and on many of our members. We wish we could have been with you today to celebrate your life. I have a viral infection and we were told to stay away from people for a week. I did not want to share my germs so we stayed in Greensboro. Our love and prayer with Paula, Justin and Kevin. Love you!

You are in our thoughts and prayers. We didn't know Larry but we know Kevin and he must be a reflection of his wonderful Dad. So sorry for your loss. Pamela Burlingame and the Colonial Navy of Massachusetts.

Paula and family,
We are so very sorry to hear of Larry's passing. Have thought of you so many times and wished we would have stayed in closer touch. Our prayers for Larry and the family are that he is in heaven now, comforted by the Heavenly Father, and all who went before him. He will always be with you, watching over his loving family. Again, so very sorry for your loss. Paula, I have such fond childhood memories of our time together. At your convenience, would love to...

Larry’s office was next to mine when I started my new job at R. E. Mason. He helped me in many ways teaching me how to navigate the products, processes, and people. His energy and positive attitude towards everyone and everything was contagious. Our demo room that he created was state of the art and helped us win many projects. Truly a fine man who left behind an example of how to be a great human being. RIP my good friend.

Larry was one of the first people I met at R.E. Mason. He took me under his wing to teach me about not only the pieces and parts, but also the way to work with people and how to help solve problems. He was an excellent mentor and also a good friend. Prayers and and good wishes to his family. You were truly blessed to have been with a good man.

I worked with Larry for 27 years at R.E. Mason Company. He was such a wonderful person and co- worker and I always l loved to hear him tell about his sweet family. He always had that big grin whenever he walked into a room. I know he will truly be missed. My sympathies to Paula and the rest of his family.
Sonnie Keever

We are very sad to lose Larry, but feel he is at peace now. We have very fond memories of the many years we were actively involved with the Wolfe family and treasure that time.