Laurence Friedman M.D.

I got to know Larry as a customer when I managed Western Sport Shop.Our mutual love of "Fuzzy Dogs" created a friendship at Black Point Gamebird club and Larry was gracious in inviting me and my wirehair Blitz to share a day in the field at Jordano's.Now both Larry and Blitz are gone but the pure delight of that day are as clear in my mind as though it were yesterday.God Bless

Gene Fassi

I met Larry soon after moving to Terra Linda in 1958 through Richard Rosenberg, who I was attending night law school with at Golden Gate Univ., San Francisco. Also, the late Hille Abel MD, a friend and classmate at Lowell High School, was a partner in his practice. My wife Judy O'Connor worked as a nurse for Dr. Able in his office for several years in the mid 1980s. Also I played tennis with Larry at the Marin Tennis Club.
The last time I saw Larry was last year at Fil and Judy Rodich's...

Larry and I had a memorable day fly fishing The Land of the Giants
section of the Missouri River two summers ago. A very productive but seldom fished section because a power boat is needed for access, We stumbled upon a guide with a jet boat who took us on our adventure. We caught many fish all morning but as often happens things slowed in the afternoon. That is until Larry had every fisherman's dream, he hooked The Big One. The fight lasted about three quarters of an hour. Larry...

We all miss Larry and Cookie everyday at the McGinnis Dog Park. Every day he brightened our day with fishing and hunting and wonderful stories of the Bronx! What a life! When we all pass we want to go like Larry did bright and cheerful to the end surrounded by family and friends and all of those he loved and who loved him! We love you Larry and will see you again!...Tim,Jane,John,Joan,Jennie,Ronnie, and Carl at McGinnis

I met Dr. Friedman at the German Wirehaired Pointer show in Carson City several years ago. He was gracious enough to give me & my friend a ride to the show dinner in Reno that weekend . We had several great chats, about dogs of course, during the days of the show. He certainly loved his Wirehairs & it was a pleasure to meet such an avid dog enthusiast,also such a gentleman.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.