LAWRENCE "LARRY" GARRON Jr.

Shihan Garron was my childhood martial arts instructor for about eight years until the age of 16. He was one of the most decent and generous persons I've ever known and I think of him often. I was very sorry to learn of his passing a few years ago, but I felt obliged to offer my belated condolences to his family. He was one of a kind.
Rest in peace.

Sincere condolences to the Garron family. Although I never had the honor of meeting Larry, I heard wonderful things about him throughout the years! I've been good friends with Chet for years, and was fortunate enough to hear great stories from Chet about brother Larry. Wonderfull athlete and even better human being! Rest in Peace, Lawrence.

I had the privilege of working with Larry in
the late 60s, during the off-season, when he
did sports reports on WCAS Radio in Cambridge.

Larry was a true gentleman and always game as he learned a new skill.

My condolences to Larry's family and friends. The world has lost a shining light and a really good guy.

Evie and family,

Larry was a great American hero, on and off the field. His kindness and sincerity was felt to everyone that met him. His legacy will live forever in our hearts.

With deepest condolences.

Knowing Larry and the Garron family since the 1980's has been a blessing. Nicest family on the planet. A man loved by so many now is welcomed to God's kingdom. Thoughts prayers & love to all the Garron's.

My sincere condolences to Lawrence's family. May the God of peace and comfort strengthen the family during this most difficult time.

We feel privileged to have had Sensei Larry Garron in our lifes. He was one of the few good friends that we had and we will miss him dearly. Will miss his smile, wit, and his stories. The time we spent together it was precious.

Our prayers to Evie and the family from

Yianni and Tina

Arnold & Stacey,
Our spirit and prayers are with you and your family. Let's all celebrate a life well lived and learn from his legacy. Love, Gerry & Debra Fernandez