Lawrence G. Orlando

I met Big O back in the 70's , He was a wonderful man, a good friend and just someone that was an all around good guy. Though we had lost contact through the years, many times I have thought of him, and the memories always bring a smile. Sorry to lose you my friend.

Big O. I will miss you dearly. Truly a fair & good man especially to our boys. Gone to soon is the best way to say it....and I miss you & love you. You weren't only my husband's father but, his best friend. We have wonderful memories with you, Big O. A loyal man to those he loved.

Thank you all for the remembrance of my dad. He was one heck of a man. A true duke of earl ant all he tried. And the best father I could ever ask for. Gone way to soon. Love you dad

I remember Larry coming in to Orlando's Sunoco to visit his brother Vince, the owner of the station. He was always wanting me to sell him my 1948 Harley Panhead. What good memories. My sympathy to the whole Orlando Family. May Larry have Peace.

So sorry to hear of your loss. I certainly remember Larry as Rosie and Susan's brother. I hope you are surrounded by good memories of growning up with him. Your family is in thoughts and prayers.

My sympathy to the Olando family .
Joan Palmer Freitag. (Pacific Ave neighbor)

So sorry for the whole Orlando family. I remember Larry as the "little brother" on Pacific Avenue.
With sadness,
Susan Foster Watson