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robbie ellis keenan
July 9, 2009
i worked with larry at baptist hospital in the 90's before i moved away. i am so sad to hear of his passing- he was so young... i will always have happy memories of larry- i remember how he used to work out all the time and loved to talk about biking and ultralight planes. he was full of energy and loved to laugh and have fun. i also remember when he bought a sportscar and couldn't wait to show all of us at work. he will be missed by so many, and i know that those whose lives he touched will remember his happy spirit and love of life. i will keep his family in my prayers- i am so very sorry. god bless you all. robbie ellis keenan (san diego, ca)
July 9, 2009
i worked with larry at baptist hospital in the 90's before i moved away. i am so sad to hear of his passing- he was so young... i will always have happy memories of larry- i remember how he used to work out all the time and loved to talk about biking and ultralight planes. he was full of energy and loved to laugh and have fun. i also remember when he bought a sportscar and couldn't wait to show all of us at work. he will be missed by so many, and i know that those whose lives he touched will remember his happy spirit and love of life. i will keep his family in my prayers- i am so very sorry. god bless you all. robbie ellis keenan (san diego, ca)
Debbie Blaikner
May 29, 2009
I worked with Larry in CCU at St. Francis Hospital in the 1990's, I have a lot of fine memories of that time and I always enjoyed working with Larry and his comic humor. I am so sorry for your loss as a family...he was too young to leave and I am sure he has left many people missing him at work and home. I hope time heals your loss. Debbie Blaikner LPN, RN, CPAN
Director of Patient Care @ St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, GA
D Cobb
May 29, 2009
May God comfort you in this time of sorrow.
Joey Cureton
May 29, 2009
May God be with you during this time of sorrow. Be strong and faithful and you will see him again one day. I knew Larry @ Cols. EMS years ago. Good man.
Betty Cropsey
May 27, 2009
Mary, I just got back in town and read about Larry. My heart aches for you and his wife & son. Please accept my sincerest sympathy in your loss. May you find comfort in knowing he is with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and is no longer in any pain.
Tina Pendleton
May 23, 2009
Jackie, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the kids. We love you and if you need us let us know.
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