RICHARD F. LARKINS

Richard was a good uncle, father, brother and Husband. May the good memories remain and in our hearts forever. Now Aunt Nikki is with him. Along with Russel and Michael.

Now Mike and Russell are with him.

Uncle Richards house is a fond memory of mine as I visited cousins Michael and Robin and played on tricycles in the front driveway. He was nice to me as was aunt Nicki and gramma Myra. I wish I had kept in better touch as I am seeing this obit in 2018. Blessings to the family. I never met Russell. I hope all of you are well. Carl's daughter, Denise Larkins Moltzan.

I met Richard back in 1985 when I first moved to Miami. As a real southerner he was one of the first guys I could relate to since Miami was becoming "no longer a Southern city".I later went to work with he and the crew at his job shop. He gave me an incredible gift. He taught me how to THINK. Those who knew him well will understand what I mean.Anyone can build things. Its a simple learned skill.
Few can THINK. This is a gift you hand down to people who actually know you well.I'm passing...

Richard, my Cousin, was my hero when I was a child. Uncle Winston had moved my family into his South Miami home. It was crowded. Richard was so patient and kind; he was 9, and already a Larkins man. In later years I learned he was a hero to so many people. His devotion to his family, friends and community made him loved by all of us. A great man. Love from Julie & Augie Heil

Richard was always a special person in my life; Always a true gentlemen. He was so full of joy and deeply loved the Larkins family. He was the salt of the earth!! Love Virginia and Hank Baldwin

To the Larkins family, May your hearts always be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Uncle Richard, I wish that I could have seen you before you died...