Lawrence J. "Sayco" Sayegh

I was wondering if Larry's sister are available to contact. The yo-yo community wants to induct him in the yo-yo hall of fame even after his passing the yoyo community wants to celebrate him.

Larry sayco was the nicest man in my neighborhood of Pawtucket r.i as a child I loved going too his shop too buy yoyos it was the highlight of my week .he was a true master and friend too us kids that had no father's.god bless u Larry u are a bright soul ty for being u

Truly one of my fondest memories is seeing Larry demonstrate and see his yo-yo's each year at the Woolco store at Hundred Oaks Mall in Nashville, Tennessee. I will never forget his smile, his tricks, and I keep MY Sayco yo-yo in a special keepsakes display case with other special memories. RIP Larry Sayco.

I will miss you very much. May you have peace in heaven as much as the joy you had here on Earth. You are very much loved. Much respects and admiration.

Larry had his workshop in my neighborhood in Pawtucket, just a street away. He was always kind to and befriended us kids in the neighborhood. Now people would think that it was strange that a man had all these kids hanging about but he showed us his process and we practiced yo-yo tricks. He was a good man and I ran across this when I decided to look him up. May his memory be eternal.

My sincerest condolences to the family. May full reliance on our Heavenly Father help you through the difficult days ahead.

Psalms 94:19

Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.