Larry Ross Hunsaker

Gemma and sons,

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Larry. I only learned of his passing today, April 1, 2014 in a conversation with Cousin Carol Gonsalvez Mom and my Sister Mitzi Maddox Jasnicki. How very sad.
My late Dad Dick Maddox thought the world of his younger cousin Larry and his brother Jerry. I believe that Dad helped Larry get on with IBM way back in San Jose around 1965 or 66? I remember with fondness all of the wonderful family gatherings at my grandma Lela's house with Larry. Larry was always the life of party - in a good way of course. Larry was a wonderful guy, I am so sorry for your loss.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerly,
Richard & Kathy Maddox

My sincerest sympathy to the Hunsaker family. I met Larry in 1966 when we hired on to IBM San Jose at the same time and worked together. We were friends both at work and outside work until he and Gemma moved to Boca Raton. Unfortunately I only saw him twice after he moved. I will always remember him as an extraordinary guy. I know he was extremely happy with his family and life in Florida. Happiness with your soul mate and family is the best of life. He had it. Rest in peace Larry. We miss you.

Richard Schonka
San Jose, CA

Dear Hunsaker family, My heartfelt sympathy to you during this most difficult time. Larry and I worked together at IBM for many years and I have lots of fond memories of our friendship. We will always remember his HEAT logo.

Larry and I first met as eighth graders at Mansfield, Mo. We played basketball together all through high school. .We had a lot of good times. We visited in his home in Florida and during several school reunions in Mo.
Lot of good memories. May God's peace be with your family.

Larry Anderson

Larry and I first met as eighth graders at Mansfield, Mo. We played basketball together all through high school. .We had a lot of good times. We visited in his home in Florida and during several school reunions in Mo.
Lot of good memories. May God's peace be with your family.

Larry Anderson

Dear Hunsaker Family:

Please accept my and my entire families' heartfelt condolences on Larry's passing. Unfortunately we just learned of it, otherwise we would have attended his service.

We all have many fond memories of Larry and all the teams he coached.

He was one of my favorite fellow coaches.

Jack, Judy, Tim, Mike, Matt Lynch

Gemma and sons,
My sincere condolences at the loss of your husband and father.
Larry was a kind and gentle soul,and his friendly smile and wave as he walked his dog will be greatly missed in the neighborhood.
God Bless him and your family at this time of loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Carol Jankuv

Mr. Hunsaker:

You were always so gentle, kind and supportive. May you and your family be surrounded by love, always. Thank you for the many years of love and friendship you have given to me and my family. You are loved by many and will be missed each and every day.

Rest in peace, Larry. I remember you as being a good, kind and decent human being. I feel like I am a better person for having had the privilege of working with you. You will be missed. God Bless.

"Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. In my Father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am." --John 14:1-3

May God give you all a spirit of peace and of comfort for our grief is only for a season. May you hold on to the promise of God that in death, there is life! Thoughts and prayers are with you all from ROL in Rogersville, MO.