Larry F. Perkins

I JUST HEARD OF YOUR PASSING AND IT SADDENED ME AS I REMEMBER ALL THE GOOD TIMES WE SHARED TRAVELING WITH CAROL YOUR SPOUSE AND MY WIFE JEAN. YOU WILL BE MISSED. YOU WERE A GREAT PERSON TO BE AROUND,

So sorry to hear about Larry. I am a distant cousin and loved to talked with him when I would see him out eating with his wife.

Our deepest sympathies are with all of you. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

David & Penny Pennybaker and family.

Carol; Hope and family--was so sorry to hear about Larry--was a good friend and school 'buddy'--was a good person--Know he had some problems in later years, and am sure he is doing much better today.He is in a good place. Don and Shirley Newton.

To Hope and Gary and to all the Families,so sorry for your loss.May he be at peace,Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you.`Sam&Glenna Mitchell`,Philo.

Sorry for your loss. I worked with Larry at Halliburton when he was doing his inter-ship at Crossville, Il. and then later I was transfered to Zanesville where he was a engineer.

I remember Larry as a very good athlete and scholar throuhout high school. I thought that he still resided in Duncan Falls, Ohio. Philo class of '54 will go fast in next few years.

so sorry for your loss-treasure your memories!larry was always a great guy-larry and susan wade

so sorry for your loss-treasure the memories-larry and susan wade

I knew Larry from his Halliburton days through the start up of Producers service co.He was an expert in the fracturing ofoil and gas wells and never met a stranger. my sympathy to the family.

If my memory is right Larry is only the second member of the 1953 Philo basketball team to pass. Our thoughts go out to the family.

PERKINS IS THE NAME
FRACKIN' IS THE GAME

I worked with LARRY WHEN THE NEW
FACILITY WAS BUILD ON EAST PIKE.
GREAT FELLOW, WELL MET,AND HONEST!
MY SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY.

Love you brother R.I.P. Your sister Hope & familey