Lawrence D. McIntyre

This is a picture that Great Uncle Lawerence painted and was passed to me. Great memories!

Dear Melissa and Family,

My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. I enjoyed the article about your dad in the Buffalo News.

Melissa and Family:
Though separated by the years, memories of the times we shared as high school friends remain forever in my heart. With the exception of being attacked by Mortimer, I ALWAYS loved coming to your house and so greatly admired your father's art. I vividly remember the painting in the hallway titled "Buffalo in a Snowstorm". He promised it to me as a wedding gift; how did he know I would never marry?? I remember the fun we had helping him set up at the Allentown Art...

Dear Peg & Family: My deepest sympathy to you all for your loss.
As you know, Larry and I were close
friends during our years together
at Bennett, then Albright and UB.
I enjoy many fond memories of our
friendship and hope it helps you to know I and all of us who knew Larry,
share your loss.

Dear Peg,
Please accept my condolences on Larry's passing.
Don G. Jacobi
Ft. Erie, Ontario

Melissa,
I am saddened to learn of the passing of your father. Memories will always keep him alive in your heart. My sympathies to you and your family during this difficult time.

I had the pleasure of knowing Larry many years ago when I worked at the Chamber of Commerce with Al Cooper - and still have some of his artwork - he was a wonderful talented and kind gentleman... my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.