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Cyndy Bauer
May 8, 2022
On this anniversary of Larry's death, I am grateful for his friendship through the dystonia support group. I feel I got to know him even better this past year by reading his journal of his first trip to Europe with Teresa and his aunt. He did make everything look fun. Hugs to Teresa and Denny.
Cyndy Bauer
May 1, 2021
I have been thinking about Larry and all that he accomplished in his lifetime. He had such interesting adventures. I treasure his friendship, which led to treasured friendships with Teresa and Denny. Sending hugs.
Vicki Finnegan
May 1, 2021
Dear Teresa and Ryan your husband/dad is inspired me with his knowledge, caring heart, gentleness, and perseverance. I remember him well both professionally and personally. Some fun times. Hope Ben may have run into him in their new community in heaven. They would on d have some very intellectual conversations. God Bless.
Cyndy Bauer
May 6, 2020
Teresa, Denny, & Ryan--another painful anniversary...& such a strange time with COVID-19 swirling all around us. Stay well, & keep happy memories alive in your heart.
Cyndy Bauer
May 5, 2019
Teresa & Ryan--thinking of you on the anniversary of Larry's death. Always a painful day, but also a day to remember the fun times & be thankful for the happy years you had together. Hugs.
Deborah Sproat
April 16, 2013
Mrs. Gulick and family. I enjoyed working with Larry at Hayes Tech. You have my sympathy.
Justin Aquines
June 24, 2011
Dear Teresa and family, I was thinking of Larry and decided to type his name in google. It has been over three years since Larry left us and I still think and talk of him often. My thoughts and Prayers always include Larry, you and your family.
Beverly McVay
May 26, 2008
Teresa, Words cannot express my heartfelt sorrow for your deep loss. ALL THE TIME Larry was sick, you so patiently and lovingly cared for him, always with a positive and believing outlook toward life, always doing all you could to enjoy every day together and help him feel better. You always were sharing praise words that reflected your thankful attitude toward God's life in us, even you saw Larry's life slipping away. You gentle faith in the midst of all this has been a reminder of God's grace and mercy, seen in your dedication and love to all you meet. Larry was so fortunate to have you as his treasured wife! You were there through thick and thin for him, Teresa; now we are here for YOU, when you want us. Love, prayers continuing, and blessings, Bev McVay
rene' phillips
May 12, 2008
Teresa,
Thinking of you at this time and keeping you my prayers. Take care of yourself.
Jim Bonanno
May 11, 2008
We would like to express our sympathy to Teresa and Family in her loss. I worked with Larry when he was a counselor at Grove City HS and Hayes Tech. Larry was always caring and understanding and would always make time to listen and help in anyway he could. Larry was a great guy. I remember the time I saw Larry at O’Charley’s restaurant and it was Teresa’s birthday and I made the mistake of telling Larry my Birthday was November 15. Larry had them come over and sing happy birthday to me.
You have my sympathy.
Jim & Linda Bonanno
Dave and LaRae Helsel
May 11, 2008
Sorry to hear about your loss.I'm sorry we couldn't make it to the viewing. Larry will be missed. God be with you in these times.
Carol and Larry Patzer
May 11, 2008
Dear Teresa and Ryan,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Larry was a kind and well-respected man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
We remember our 'fun time' at Lake Erie with you and Bob and Diane Getz.
Lisa Radwanski
May 10, 2008
Teresa and Ryan,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Lisa Radwanski and family
MARY ANN HARRIS
May 9, 2008
DEAR TERESA & RYAN
SO SORRY TO HEAR OF LARRY'S PASSING. I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF ALL OF YOU WHEN THE CHILDREN WERE SMALL. I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS.
LOVE MARY ANN HARRIS
Linda Koltas (Conley)
May 9, 2008
I have not been good about keeping in touch with my cousins of this I am sorry. I remember when he came to visit us we went to Cedar Point and went through the fun house and i was so scared i just closed my eyes and hung on the back of Larrys shirt. My prayers are with his family.
Don and Susie Long
May 9, 2008
Teresa, We have enjoyed having you and Larry at our Holiday gatherings. You have become a part of our family. Larry will be missed.
Greg Skinner
May 8, 2008
Larry was such a well rounded man, respected and loved by all.
It was fun when he brought the delegation of chinese businessmen to my store .
When we ran the Class of 76 reunion, the discussion lasted less than a minute on inviting Larry to share in the party with all of us---his ex-students > I think he enjoyed that evening and was proud of all of us in our graduating class.
We all had a good time at Jays steakhouse talking investments with the FTI members, I think at times Larry thought we were off our rockers , but he was always open minded about our choices.
Teresa, Ryan and family---you were lucky enough to share in a life of a great man, one who touched many of us, and for that we are all VERY thankful.
I noticed in the obits today, The Class of 76 also lost Kristi Wright, not a great day for all of us.
Our Deepest Sympathies,
Greg, Nancy, Melissa and Evan Skinner
Donna Maholic
May 8, 2008
The last time we saw you was 10 years ago at the family reunion you had at your house. We were on our way home from Disney and we stopped by. My mom(Aunt Ethel) was there. That was a nice day. I wish I had more memories of Larry. Our hearts go out to the family. The Maholic Family(Hayslip)
Don McMullen
May 8, 2008
I've only known Moose through our high school years...thoughts of him bring many smiles and warm feelings...my deepest sympathy to Teresa and family.
Gary Conley
May 8, 2008
I haven't seen larry for years,i think sense we had Conley reuions in columbus.I always liked Larry'but didn't see him for years.Sending a picture on line. Taken in Frendship,Oh
Dee Shrum
May 8, 2008
Teresa, I was shocked to hear of Larry's death---much too young. We know how difficult this must be for you and your son. So many years have gone by since I worked at SWCS and I lost touch with you and Larry over that span. Please accept my sincere wish that you will be able to move on with your life in the comfort that Larry is in good hands. God is Good! With love...Dee
Roberta and Weldon Adams
May 8, 2008
Dear Teresa,
Deepest sympathy to you and your family on Larry's death.
Vicki and Paul Finnegan
May 8, 2008
Our hearts goes out to you and Ryan and the rest of your family. We have found memories of our times together and your visit to the island. May God Bless and comfort you both during this difficult time.
MArylou Kucera
May 8, 2008
We zoom through this life at break-neck speed, doing the daily things that we think are so important. "Someday" we will get together, "someday". My heart is breaking for the people that did not know Larry...those of us that did not have a personal relationship with him....for it is us that missed out. His family will miss him but they are the lucky ones who knew him. I 'know' what a wonderful person he was, but I missed the opportunity to spend time with my cousin and for that I'm sorry.
God bless you, Teresa and Ryan, Kelly & MaKenzie,
Eileen Reiff
May 7, 2008
Dear Teresa,
Thinking of You during this difficult time.
Eileen & Elliot Reiff
Marilyn Arthur
May 7, 2008
I am so sorry for your loss.
Julie Babbert
May 7, 2008
Mrs. Gulick,
My sincere sympathy is extended to you and your family on the passing of your husband. I will miss teasing him about how many strawberry lemonades he could drink during dinner at Longhorn. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time in your life. Julie, Your Longhorn Server
Sally Howlett
May 7, 2008
Dear Teresa and Ryan,
I was so sorry to hear about Larry. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sharon Combs-Wright
May 7, 2008
Please accept my sincere sympathy for your loss. I remember Larry fondly from his days as a counselor at Grove City High School.
Vicki Lynne Corns
May 7, 2008
My uncle was a kind, gentle man. Who endured so much in his life, but, cared more for people. He was an educator, a good husband, father, citizen, and patriot. Through his life he touched so many lives and will be missed dearly.
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