WILLIAM HARRY LARRABEE

Dear Mae and June,
Bill was the epitome of a true Vermonter. He loved, and did so much for his community, and always with a very, positive attitude.

He was so very proud of his family, and never was too busy to let us know how you were progressing. We are privileged to count Bill a friend.

We hope that the many memories, that you shared as a family, will help you through this time of sorrow.

Sincerely,

Very sorry to hear about bill passing.it will never be the same without him being around town.he was just always there he always had a story for you and he made you feel like he had the time to share a few words he has always made me glad to be a friend we have lost a great person sincerely dawn shepard

Dear Becky, June, Mae & Lynn,
Bill was one of the nicest men that I ever had the pleasure of knowing. He is at rest with Billy now.

Becky and Family, My sincere condolences on Bill's passing. I too knew him as Jogger Bill and the stories that went with the name. He was a good friend and always willing to lend a hand. He'll be deeply missed.

Becky,June,Maye,
May God bless you in this time of sorrow!I will always remember Chief Larrabee for his stories & he had plenty of them. He would always remember my birthday with a humorous card.He would address the envelope to:"That radio guy in Snalbans! That was Bill!He was known to me as "Jogger Bill" or "Ole Jog" (rather inside!)He was truly a great friend,& I'm going to miss him. RIP Chief Larrabee..

Ernie Farrar, USN-R (Retired)

June, I am so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you.

Mae and your family
I want to extend my heartfelt condolences and kindest thoughts in your time of sorrow.

Dog Team, US Naval Reserves, US Postal Service. Thank You for being there sharing your wit and wisdom.