LAWRENCE M. CLARK

Wow, a year has already passed since our friend Larry was sent to heaven. we still include his fine traits in our conversations. Ever so often I reflect back on the times Teresa & I would go visit him in his assisted living facility. He only reflected on the positive issues in his life. He always extended his gratefulness for the slightest gesture that was extended to him. He will always be remembered as a good person that many of us loved for his goodness. I remember him being a guest at...

Larry left a lasting impression on me as a child and teenager through his kindness, helpfulness, and radiant smile. I know that my grandmother, Ruth Liptow, who worked so closely with him during his life, is now enjoying his company in Heaven. My family sends Larry´s family and friends our deep condolences and warm wishes.

Larry was one of THE NICEST people I ever met. I worked in The Rectory for one of THE FESTIVALS and he did soooo much for me when he didn´t have to help. He is one person in the world will truly miss. May he rest in peace.

Larry and I worked together for many years in the Cursillo Movement of the Diocese of Cleveland. He was always, positive, dedicated and completely committed to the Lord's work. He was a true joy. Last year I tried to contact him, but was unsuccessful. I even called St. Gregory the Great Church and the person I spoke with was of no help. Just very recently I discovered that Larry passed in January, 2022. I regret that I didn't know about it and attend the Mass. He will be remembered in...

Will always remember Larry's selfless work at St. Gregory's, his kindness and friendship to so many, including me. Protect us Lord, as we stay awake; Watch over us as we sleep. That awake, we may keep watch with Christ; And asleep, rest in His peace.

We will remember Larry as an inspirational man. He always came up with the right solution for every topic presented to him. He was also one of the STRONG Pillars at St. Gregory the Great Church in South Euclid. He was involved in not only the daily operations, but also in planning the festival, pre-cana for engaged couples as well as Monsignor Noviky's right hand man. It was because of him that everything went smoothly that made all project a success. Larry was a grateful person that was...

Larry was a joy to know, and he spread this joy to many co-residents at Judson Manor. Now he has entered his rest.

Larry was one of the pillars at St. Gregory the Great Church in South Euclid, Ohio. His loyalty and dedication to Monsignor Wm. Novicky and all the parishioners was exemplary. Teresa & I stayed in touch with him even after he was placed in his assisted living facility. He was a thankful individual that always placed other peoples needs above his own. Heaven has gained another great leader in Larry's promotion to heaven.