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Ronald L. Wisor
April 13, 2016
I grew up with Lawrence at the "brickyard", Lumber City. We rode our bikes & played a lot of baseball. He was a great athlete & good friend. Ronald L. Wisor
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Ed & Claire Juengst
April 1, 2016
Our deepest sympathy to Nancy and her family. Larry was very special to us and he was the very first person we met when we drove up to Peterborough to see the new place where Ed would be working. He greeted us at his office and his welcome was so genuine and friendly that we decided that day that Peterborough was where we wanted to live. Ed had the privilege of being a fellow select board member with Larry for 4 years. He was a very special friend to both of us. He was such a dedicated person who served with integrity.
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