Lawrence S. Rzepecki

My dear Helena and family, I just learned of Larry's passing and I'm truly sorry for your loss. When I first met Larry we were both young men with growing families toiling at DCASR, BOSTON. Larry was always smiling or could come up with a humourous anecdote in any situation. Larry approached me at work and asked if I wanted to join a car pool from Pawtucket which of course I didn't. As a loner I craved freedom. Ever the salesman Larry persisted until I caved in. We shared a lot of laughs in...

Diane & Stef, so incredibly sorry about the loss of your Dad. What a beautiful write-up of his legacy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Mrs. Rzepecki, Stef, Diane, and Gregory, I´m so sorry for your loss. Sending you lots of love from the Adoians in Buttonwoods and the Flemings on Long Island. I hope you hold all the cherished memories you´ve shared close to your heart. I´m thinking of some very funny memories with my favorite Polish family back when we were growing up. Your Dad was such a nice man. You´re all in my thoughts and prayers in this time of grief. XO

Larry left a long lasting legacy at Hanscom Federal Credit Union. He was a staunch advocate of the members during his 45+ years of volunteer service to HFCU. Larry was a mentor and friend and he will be missed by the entire Board and staff. it was a privilege knowing him and serving together for the last 20 years. His wit and wisdom were his calling cards. Our condolences to Helena and the children. Rest in peace....