Lawrence Edward "Larry" Gross

I remember our school bus stopping at the Gross house to pick up Larry. Although he was nine years older l did not see him again until my FFA years and then again when I started farming in Longview. It was a pleasure to know him and work with his ag class. Many of his students are successful today because of his teaching. I will cherish my memories of Larry and I am proud to have had him as a friend. My sympathy to his family.

We will miss you Dad d Your good humor and big heart was a blessing also when things were thoughd On our showcase shelf we have a precious memory of your craftsmanship, a nice penholder made in wood of the State of Washington. Love and condolences to Mom and you alld

Dad and Larry spent a good amount of time at their independent living home sharing stories and solving the world's problems. We appreciated the companionship he gave Dad in his last year's. Larry and Gwyn raised wonderful children and my kids benefited from them in their early education. May his wonderful legacy bring you comfort and peace.

Larry was The Best Foster parent that Cowlitz county had to offer. He and Gwyn saved my life. Forever Grateful.

Dear Gwyn and all your family, We are so sorry for your loss. We will really miss him. This world lost a very special person. May all your wonderful memories be a blessing to you and may your faith sustain you. Rod and Tanya

so sorry for your loss mister gross was a wonderfull man and i have many fond memorys as one of his many students, rest in peace sir

Thinking of you. Hugs=•

Rebekah, your Grandfather sounds like he was one fantastic individual, so full of life and fun....like you are! I'm so sorry for your loss., peace be with you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all! It is never easy to lose a loving parent. May your faith sustain you and your beautiful memories bless you in the coming days!