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Stephen Neal Smith
January 10, 2022
Well remember that night on feb.8th, 1972, when You introduced me to Jesus, and for that Larry, I will be forever grateful. God's blessing on Your Family.
Michael Dodd
November 10, 2021
Coming up on the anniversary of the passing of Pastor Larry Day .... thoughts are with the family.
Steve Day
January 22, 2021
Dad,
I remember what a great father you were and your unconditional love. You taught me to trust God and seek him in all. You taught me how to treat and care about people. You taught me to stay calm under pressure and always do the right thing!! You were the best father a son could ask for. You showed me wisdom and how to obtain it.
I longed for a day that we could spend time together again, but your death cut that short. I miss you and that opportunity to spend time with you again.
I remember when my rebellion and my path to death was a tremendous burden to you and I am sorry.
I pray and thank God each morning for you and the father that you were and the example you displayed. I love you and miss you so much and I am thankful for our time together.
Rest In Peace
Your son,
Steve
Mike Dodd
November 13, 2019
On this anniversary of Bro Larry's passing, I am reminded of the short time that I live in Virginia and he was my pastor. He, and his family, made me feel so welcome and loved when I was so far away from home (Texas). I never really realized how much that meant at the time, but looking back, that is what made my stay most tolerable. Today I am thinking of the Family and praying for peace in each ones life.
David Craig
June 28, 2019
Pastor Day was my pastor at my church during my middle school and high school years. He was a good man and pastor. So sorry to hear of his passing. [email protected]
May 10, 2019
Larry was my pastor for the short period that I was in Virginia back in 1980. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. He and his family made me feel like I was at home even though I was several hundred miles from East Texas. He always had the heart of a servant. He will be missed, and I can't wait to see him again some day.
Mike Dodd
March 21, 2018
miss you dad, hard to believe you were gone at 70. life is short so make the best of it. you were always an enourager and always told your children you were proud of them. I wish you could have had more time with your family.but it was your time, I am trying to understand that. I miss you a lot and I love you your son tim.
March 11, 2018
i miss u dad u were my friend and when u had to go into a nursing home I made sure that I visited every month u were so far away but I remember all the visits just u and me and your dog binji. the little things in life matter he times just being with u in the mountains by the lake in lewisport,ky. i miss your encouragement and advice in my business its hard to believe your gone I wasn't prepared for your death , but god has given me peace it has taken 17 months u were my friend and a great father and mentor I miss u in my life I am trying to be the man u raised me to be I realize how short life is and to make th emost of it u only have one life so live it I am living but wish u were here to see it I love you your son tim I am putting god first in my life and then business and family. u taught me that I thank u for teaching me all the things in life I know your in heaven and your whole no more sickness I miss you and will always love you tim
October 7, 2017
i KNEW LARRY AND SANDI DAY AND THEIR CHILDREN, AND ALSO LARRY'S MOM AND DAD. WE HAD SO MANY GOOD TIMES TOGETHER AND WE WERE JUST KIDS AT THAT TIME. BUT THE CARES OF LIFE HAVE A WAY OF CATCHING UP TO EACH OF US. THE GOOD TIMES ARE JUST FOND MEMORIES AND WILL LAST FOREVER. GOD BLESS THEM ALL AND I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO ONE DAY SEEING LARRY AND SANDI AND THE FAMILY IN HEAVEN. WOW, WHAT WONDERFUL MEMORIES WE HAVE.
LARRY D. MILLER ASHLAND OHIO
June 14, 2017
my dad was my
tim day
November 19, 2016
my dad enjoyed life and his fanily he loved his church and pastoring but the greatest thing is he taught me compassion for people I wish I was more like that. he loved sports he loved uk basketball he was an encourager as a father and didn't raise his voice to get a point across I will miss my dad dearly his smile, his laugh his encouragement remember he preached in Virginia beach for a pastor who was broken I was there and he encouraged his church to love that preacher and not condemn him I saw his mercy and love for a man he never really knew how awesome is that.my dad my friend I hope I can be half the man my dad was his son tim day iwill miss u ilove you yor son tim.
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