Lawrence A. "Larry" Wells

Well, it is all behind us now. The family is gone back home. The world is still turning and life does go on. I can now slow down and begin to grieve on my own. Like my brothers and my sister, we won't have that daily or weekly phone call to make to him any more. We can start calling eachother now, instead. Back to work on Monday, doing the same exact job that Larry loved so much. I only hope I can be as hard working and respected in this industry as he was. Thanks to all his friends...

I've known Larry since I was around seven years old as he dated my big sister, Sandi then. As time went by, Larry and Sandi went their separate ways, each marrying someone else. But as fate would have it, when I was around 15 years old, Larry called my parents' home one day to inquire about Sandi. I happened to be the one to answer his call; when Larry asked if Sandi was there, he seemed surprised and pleased when I explained that she was currently at work but would be home soon for Sandi...

Larry was a wonderful man and I had the pleasure of meeting him 10 years ago. I enjoyed hearing him brag about his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was a joy to be around and spend time with. We have many memories and will treasure each one.

Larry and I met in the early 70's while working for a Dallas general contractor. We bonded almost immediately and became close friends. A true friendship that would last for more than 40 years. There are many recollections of our life, business, and play-time experiences that I will always carry with me. Larry's intelligence and talent was nothing short of a gift and just flat out amazing. I have never met anyone that possessed that level of inborn acumen, skill and ability. We had a...

R.I.P. LARRY FROM MORENO FAMILY

We'll miss you greatly. Rest In Peace Larry.

A gentle giant, Larry was always someone you could just sit down with and know you were going to be touched in some way. A true man of kindness who will be missed greatly.

Larry taught me so much about life and love not just construction. He was truly a man among men. So many good memories from working for him for 6 years. I will truly miss him. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Hug Mary Lee for me, Larry. Love you Big Guy!

We'll all be OK Pop. Will miss you.