Lawrence "Wacky" Salazar

Earlier this week I was speaking to friends of Lawrence friendship. How much he meant to me and those who knew him. My parent's were ministers of a small church in East Austin, actually in Montoplis. I invited Lawrence and my cousin to join me for services. Lawrence meet my parent's and really enjoyed himself at church. He actually stated meeting me and my cousin regularly at my home on Sunday so we could attend services together. One day at work I had a meeting with my staff on plans for...

My deepest condolences go out to the entire Salazar family, especially to Mr. Robert Salazar sr. and to Mrs. Mary Arevalo Salazar, we have lost another smile in our lives. Within the past five years I have been touched by Wacky's friendship and generosity to the point that he felt more like a brother than a friend. Even though we are overcome by the pain of his loss, I will always picture that smile of his, and keep him in my mind as if he were still with us. May God bless each and every...

My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Lawrence's Family and Friends. I had the oppertunity to know this gentle Man over the past 7yrs..
We work together, broke bread, fished and attended church together. Lawrence was/will be the brother I never had. He will always be in the back of my mind , heart ............... and missed.

My deepest condolences go out to the Salazar family over the loss of Lawrence. He was a very nice man always with a smile.

May the Lord be with the entire Salazar family now and always, may the memories of Wacky be in your heart today and forever it is hard to lose a brother for I have lost 2. enjoy your family now for we never know when it's our turn. You all are in my prayers.

Larry & Family:
Our deepest condolences on your loss of "Wacky". We just saw him a few weeks ago. As always, he had a huge smile, something that will be missed by all. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Olga Alonzo-Trejo & Joe P. Trejo, Jr.
Lockhart, Texas

My sincere condolence's go out to the Salazar family and all of his friends. He shopped at the McCoy's I work at. I didn't know him well, but well enough to know he was one of the nicest guys around as well as my favorite customer. I'm gonna miss you man.

Sonny and all of the Salazar family,
My prayers are with you during this difficult time. May you find peace and strength through the lord.

My family and I are so very sorry for your loss. May God's love and strength see you all through this difficult time. We will always remember "Wacky's" smiling face. Forever Class of "1983"