Larry J. Wright

I feel honored to have known you. God bless the family.

It was always a pleasure to have known you, god bless,

What can I say that hasn't already been said? You were "my Uncle Larry". I know you are loved and respected by many but somehow I think there was a special bond between us that I will cherish all of my life. Rev Brown asked us last night, how do you know you were loved by this man? I didn't have an answer. You just knew. I will miss you terribly. Remember what I whispered in your ear. Kiss them all for me. Love, Laura Jo

I can see you trading old jokes with family and friends. Kicking the sod around, chewing on a blade of grass, and walking out of the barn. I thank you for treating me like a man when I was a misguided teenager. You were a very good man. I love you and I miss you.

Dear Ruth,
Please know we are thinking of you and your family and sending our prayers along too. Larry was a dear man. He will be missed by many!

Good bye old buddy we had some good times in high school.
say hi to rita and jo for me
for ever friends
Wayne Page

Larry---We started with Western Elec on the same day, Sept 19,1952. As you might remember we spent a week of orientation in Grand Rapids and then were sent to Ft. Wayne, IN. We worked and lived together all over northern IN for two years before returning to Grand Rapids. We went on separate paths at that time though we both remained with Western Electric for most of our working days and always remained in touch with one another thru all those years. Even after our retirement I enjoyed our...

The three greatest story tellers I ever knew and listened to are now sitting around a kitchen table doing what they do best...laugh and love.

Uncle Larry, I am a better man for having known you.

Thank you Uncle Larry for all that you stood for in our lives. You gave from your heart and made it all so personal. You tried to show us integrity, commitment, honesty, and love for family. You are so missed already.
Be at peace.