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Kelly, Ray, Katie, Megan and Emily Pertuset
March 16, 2008
Bert, Traci, Evan and Family:
Although a few years and other such have come between us please know that our hearts are full of sorrow for your loss. We know how very much Larry was loved and can only imagine how difficult things have been and will be for you in the days to come. Please know you have some very special guardian angels watching you from above to guide and protect you. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Let your love and memories lead you in the days to come!
bob williams
March 15, 2008
aside from my dad, there is no one i have more respect and admiration for than larry. he was a quiet person, who always had the right word and advice for every situation. his humer and insights are teasured and i will miss him. his passing leaves a void in many lives, but his memory only brings a smile to me. in a world with so many bad things and people, he was a man of character. his example of what a man, husband, father and grandfather should be is how i hope, my family remembers me. thank you larry.
mike whittaker
March 14, 2008
too the whitaker family- my expression of sympathy goes out too thye family -i too was a scoutmaster of 224 my last name is whittaker also -larry and i use too tease each other when my troop or pack would attend outtings-he was a good man and a true friend -i he and i got our silver beaver while we where serving -may he rest in pease . call me 614-886 9314
Bill Bartram
March 13, 2008
Please accept my deepest sympathies. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Bill Bartram
Formerly of Scout Troop 385
Don Julian
March 13, 2008
Thanks to Larry and Kathy I grew up to be a respected man of my community.
Thanks
Don
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