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Glenn Daniel
March 24, 2020
I am so sad to hear that Larry passed away but I know our Lord God has a special place in paradise waiting for him. I have the pleasure of having known Larry since high school where we both played trumpet in the school band. I can assure you that he knew how to play his trumpet and made some beautiful music with it. Larry had a great sense of humor and kept us laughing on our bus rides to and from the school football games. He will always have a place in my memories that I will cherish. May God bless you all and remember this...Memories is one gift from God that death can not destroy
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