Lawrence Pelini

I knew Larry pretty well as he was a good friend of my dad's. I was visiting Bradley last weekend and I thought I saw a guy who looked like Larry on campus. I decided to google him and found the obituary. I guess it was not him. In any case, we always had a great time with Larry and I will remember him fondly.

Hello to ALL that were fortunate enough to know Larry Pelini. I first knew Larry as my boss. An amazing, gifted and talented artist. Then, Larry became my friend. A person who truly cared about others, a rare individual who shared his insights, knowledge and passion. I can truly say Larry is vital part of who I am today and his friendship is somthing that will always live in my heart. On behalf of all of us that were fortunate enough to be employed at The Lawrence Pelini Studio . . ....

My Grandfather was more then I could ask for in one. He always was and still is someone I look up to. I miss and think of him everyday, and always will. I love you Paco!

i will miss him. we had a lot of laughs together.

jeanie sorry about larry janice is in vegas i will keep you guys in my prayers and call us once in awhile we miss you love karolynn

I send my sympathy and prayers to Larry's family. I was in his class at PHS. I remember him at a nice and polite guy. My thoughts are with his whole family at this time.
Dorie (McIntire) Trompeter
class of 56

Larry was my younger brother, and I loved him dearly.

Whatever his faults, he was a man with a keen intellect, a great artistic talent, a deep sense of honor and a profound sensitivity to others...

He may well have been too good for this world, and that may have been his undoing...Rest at peace, Sweet Prince!

Larry will be always remebered as the clown prince at PHS especially during the century program where he was the DA and roller skated down the aisle with a duck decoy on his head. Over the years we would run into each other and we would always laugh abut that stunt. He was a good person and I am sure he will be missed by all who knew him.