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Larry Langdon Obituary
Cheviot - Larry Dean Langdon, died Thursday, December 3, 2020 at age 75. From a young age Larry was a musician, singer and saxophone player, associated with the Esquires in the 60's and later with the Avenues. Larry and his twin brother Barry were always together. They started Langdon Bros. Auto Trim after graduating from Western Hills High School in '63. They served as cooks in the military during the Vietnam War. Larry invented and produced street rod parts. In the 80's, he opened and operated Empress Chili on Anna Maria Island. He loved taking his '48 Chivy' street rod to car shows around the Midwest. Larry is the beloved husband of Sandra Jordan Langdon, he is the loving father of Lance (Jen) Langdon, Jason (Abby) Langdon, Aimee (Brian) Pittman, Allison (Phil) Huebner and David (Jackie) Jordan. Fun Grandpapa and Pawpaw of Broderick, Kallisto and Blake, brother of Lynda (Ty) Meredith, Donna Durham, and his late twin brother Barry (Karen) Langdon, who died just a few days ago. He has many brothers and sisters-in-law and is the uncle to many nieces and nephews. Private services will be held. A life celebration for all will be held in the future when we can all get together again. In Larry's memory, please make donations to Unity of Garden Park Church, 3581 West Galbraith Rd (45239). Arrangements entrusted to Rebold, Rosenacker & Sexton Funeral Home. Condolences may be shared online at www.rebold.com
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Connie Doughman
September 22, 2021
My deepest condolences to the whole Langdon family. I also went to Western Hills High School where I met the man who would be my husband for 53 years. We got married the day after Barry and Karen got married. Robin was a close friend of Barry and Larry and their family. In high school they had a band together, Robin visited their auto trim shop on his visit back to Cincinnati when his mother died. I am so sorry to hear just now of their passing, and so close to the same time. I am sorry to tell you that Robin died the year before they did on November 15, 2019. I thought Donna and Linda might want to know. We moved to NM in 1973 where Robin and I established a business called Rock Ridge Studio. Robin was also a legendary horseman and trainer. I can say that Larry and Barry were legendary when they came to West High from Gamble. I was a year ahead of them. We all have a million memories of these men. I am grateful for them all. Love and peace to you.
Zeph
December 23, 2020
I had the good fortune of sharing the stage with Larry many times.
He was always smiling and witty, and Man, he could play that Sax.
It was a shock to learn of Larry and Barry's passing. My Condolences
to their families, they will be missed.
Julie Jordan Slewitzke
December 12, 2020
Larry was always a wonderful addition to our family and our many gatherings. There is never enough time on earth to share with our loved ones, and likewise, never enough time to prepare our hearts for their passing. Our love and prayers for comfort are with Aunt Sandy and all of the Jordan and Langdon families.
Lisa Carney-Fiorino
December 7, 2020
Uncle Larry was part of my life for many years. I have fond memories of him doing the art for my school projects and trying to master the Skyline Chili recipe (being next door neighbors, we were often recruited to taste his chili and give an honest assessment if it tasted just like Skyline). He always had time for his nieces and was a ton of fun. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Kathie Welch
December 5, 2020
A true friend who always had a smile for you. Will always remember our dinners and dancing times at Jim & Jack's. May he rest in peace.
Lance Langdon
December 5, 2020
Lou Gloystein
December 5, 2020
My deepest condolences to the families of Larry and Barry Langdon. The Langdon brothers were larger than life icons of Westwood, and Western Hills High School in the 1960s and thereafter. Everyone knew who they were. Gone too soon. May they rest in peace.
Lou Gloystein
Hot Springs, Arkansas
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