LAWRENCE H. HYDE

Wishing the Hyde Family prayers and the ever-present memory of Larry in their lives. Through Steve, Larry has taught me some valuable lessons on what it means to make a difference in the world around us. -David Loren & Family

My deepest condolences to the entire Hyde family for the passing of our beloved colleague, Larry Hyde. I was fortunate to work with him on diversified matters related to the AUC few years ago and I have sensed the great impact he was making, for which the AUC community will always be grateful. He was a thoughtful, committed and highly active colleague who used to attend board meetings even at a very late age and during his sickness. That was an awesome thing and highly gratifying.
May his...

My deepest condolences to the entire Hyde family for the passing of our beloved colleague, Larry Hyde. I was fortunate to work with him on diversified matters related to the AUC few years ago and I have sensed the great impact he was making, for which the AUC community will always be grateful. He was a thoughtful, committed and highly active colleague who used to attend board meetings even at a very late age and during his sickness. That was an awesome thing and highly gratifying.
May his...

I am the President of the American University in Cairo, which Mr. Hyde had served and supported for many years as a trustee. I wish to convey the condolences of all of us at AUC, including the up and coming students who, like me, never had the privilege of knowing him but who stand in his debt.

Among other personal affinities I feel with Mr. Hyde, besides my global wanderings and USG service: I am myself the product of a Jesuit education (by way of the Xaverian Brothers) at Malden...

As a parent of a current Senior at B.C. High, I say thank you to the entire Hyde family for the gift of the Hyde Center for international studies at B.C. High. I have two sons that have been lucky enough to be allowed to both travel to Ireland and most recently to Rome because of the programs Larry made sure were offered. He opened the world first to himself and then had the kindness to share that exploration spirit with the men at B.C.High. I am grateful to a man I never met but heard such...

Our deepest sympathies to the entire Hyde family

Rest in Peace my friend. You always made the most out of your life.

So sorry to read of the passing of Larry. I worked for him at American Motors but always considered him a frind although we did not meet often when we did it was always a pleasure. Our many Jeep Jamboree trips together were always a highlight.
Mary Ellen and I send our condolences and will say a prayer for the family.
Wayne & Mary Ellen Kieb