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Glenn Campbell
January 26, 2007
Thank You for your kindness and guidance. You have been an inspiration to me and many others. Thank You for the Fellowship.
Mick and Patty Shannon
January 22, 2007
Dear Mary Alice and Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you all. Larry was a kind, wonderful man and an inspiration to many. I know he was to me and to Mick as well. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss.
Beth Heiliger (Agnew)
January 22, 2007
Dear
Aunt Mary Alice, Gary and Kelly,
I was so sad to hear of Uncle Larry's death. I know he had been sick
for a long time, but I know from experience that doesn't make his loss
any easier. Because I have not seen Uncle Larry much in quite a few
years, I will always have a memory of him when he was young and
healthy. Because he was not really that much older than me, I remember
him being a lot of fun to be around. I will keep all of you in my
thoughts and prayers today as you say goodbye for a little while. Love
to all of you,
kitty williams
January 22, 2007
This is the morning of the 22nd. A day that will live in our hearts forever. What a kind and gentle man you were. You were an inspriration to so many. You will be missed as you begin your new journey. Don't worry about Jack. He is lost right now, but you taught him how to get through times like this.
With much love,
Kitty
GORDIE SMITH
January 21, 2007
DEAR MARY ALICE, KELLY, AND GARY:
MY FONDEST PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU AND THE GRANDKIDS, FOR YOUR LOSS, OF A WONDERFUL MAN...HE WAS A PERSONAL CLOSE FRIEND TO ME, FOR MANY YEARS, AND MY HEART IS AT A ALL-TIME LOW...HOWEVER, HE TAUGHT SO MANY OF US, THE ABILITY TO GO ON, IN THE FACE OF DIVERSITY, AND THAT'S WHAT I WILL DO. HIS MEMORY, WILL LAST IN THE HEARTS OF MANY, INCLUDING MINE. ALL MY LOVE...
YOUR FRIEND,
GORDIE
Keith Lefebvre
January 21, 2007
Larry Curtis always, always had a way of making someone feel special in his own way. Always willing to lend an ear. He will be greatly missed by those of us he touched.
His legacy will live on in those he shared his wisdom with.
Gary Curtis
January 20, 2007
Mom,
Dad was an inspiration to alot of people especially me. He taught me work ethics like no other and how to give unconditional love to people. He was the most generous man, he would help anyone. He will be missed by many people. He would want you to go on and be happy,i know it will take time but we will be here to help you.
Love Gary
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