Lawrence "Larry" Meyers

Dear Mary, Extraordinary, empathetic woman you are, you are valued by clients like us as more than a financial adviser. I am sad that you enjoyed your joyous marriage with Larry for so short time, yet glad your marriage was so sweet. So much good Larry and you gave to our communities,
thank you. Donna Ritter Heath

I am sad to hear of Larry's passing. In the late 90's I worked at Riviera Motors. Mr. Meyers was always very nice and he was a great boss. My thoughts and prayers to his family for your loss.

I am so very sad to hear that my buddy Larry is gone... He was always so kind to my family each year and my kids and nephews couldn't wait to get to his COOL house with the huge fireplace! He was such a wonderful treat! Always up for a game of Pitch, a cocktail, a kind word and a little bit of beach gossip. Everyone loved Larry and our family of friends are so very sad. My heart goes out to Mary and his family..... He talked about you all so much!..... And was so very proud and happy. It is...

I was out of town and missed hearing about Larry's death until today! Very sorry to hear it and my sympathies to the family. Our parents were very close friends in Estacada and later in Portland from the 1930's, and Larry and I were born almost exactly 6 months apart. He was a very nice guy and I'm sorry he's gone.

I also, like Dolores remember how gracious Larry and Mary were to let us come to their house in Gearhart to visit with other friends of his sister, Janet. He will be missed by all who knew him. Mary, hope you are comforted by all the people who cared about him.

I had the good fortune of working with Larry the past thirteen years. He was a dedicated employee, friendly, humorous, full of spunk at times. We talked sports, and shared stories about Hosford and Cleveland schools, which we each attended a few years apart. Both of us having recently retired, I tried calling him last week to go out for a beer, no answer. I missed you that day, and will miss you... . My condolences to family and friends.

Larry was such a good friend at OSU and later in the business community where we shared the Porsche Audi Dealers Association advertising account and MBA for a period of 10 plus years. He was a good guy. Meridel Prideaux

I will remember how gracious Larry and Mary were to let us come to their house in Gearhart to visit with other friends of his sister, Janet. I also remember the young brother when Janet and I met at Cleveland High School. He will be missed by all who knew him.