Larry T. Skinner

We were so shocked to learn of your passing. Remember when you and your
Dad would come up on the motorcycle and have me come down for a few days and the times we spent with family at your campsite as kids. So sorry we lost touch, you were such a jolly kid.

I met larry a few yrs ago he was a very funny man and could make anyone smile you will be greatly missed RIP my friend

Larry, as I remember, was always a kind soul with a great bubbling personality. We had a few of the same friends.His dad was my eye doctor until his passing. I am sorry to hear that he has passed on so young in his life. Love to his daughter and family. He is now with his parents for a reunion. So sorry....Peace to all.....and Lori, I remember when you worked in the office!!! many, many years ago!!

So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. we were big buddies as kids and my older sister Cindy amd Lori were friends.
Paul Sawyer
Ft. Myers,Fl.

We are in shock. Our family lived across the street from Larry and his family in Milbridge for 37 years. I remember well many a summer day spent at their campsite, first on Long Pond and later Round Pond. Larry was the little brother I never had. I used to torture him incessantly. We had a lot of fun over the years. Tutta, Jeannette, Rick and I are thinking of you all and sending our love. Julie Arnold Lisnet

I am so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We went to school together and saw him at Morrison's a few times over the years. He was so funny. I believe that's why we got along so well. My prayers and thoughts are with all of you. Lean on one another and enjoy your memories, laughter and tears. I will miss you Larry.

I worked with Larry at Morrison Chevrolet when they attended the Joey Chitwood shows at Blue Hill Fair. He almost got us thrown out one year. He liked having fun at work or at play.A true character. RIP

I'm so sorry for your loss. I went to school with Larry, what hoot he was. R.I.P. Larry.

Rest in peace, Larry . You smile and wit will be missed.