Larry J. Van Horn

YOU WERE SUCH A WONDERFUL FRIEND TO MY BROTHERS, JOHNNY AND JACKY, AND TO ME, AND OUR DEAR DADDY, JACK. YOU GAVE ME THE BEST 16TH BIRTHDAY PARTY AT YOUR RANCH BACK IN 1966. AND THE MAYOR OF LA FIESTA AND YOU GUYS JUST AWESOME. LOVE YOU AND HUGS AND BLESSINGS TO YOUR FAMILY. LAURIE

Dear Cindy, from Antonio`s Marroquin family , yesterday we are so sorry to hear Larry passed away.........just 7 months later than our father. Larry was the best friend that our father had in USA and always talked a lot about him. I remember him with his loud voice and always happy. Our prayers for him, you and your family. I`m sure that at this momento Larry & Antonio are celebrating their new life together again. Larry thanks for all the joy that you gave to our father, Cindy receive a big hug from our family from Torreon, Mexico

What about all those Martini Foundation Parties, counterfeit invitations, the power lunches at Raffles with Abel's goofy jokes, and a myriad of other memories? This is the end of an era. from Woody and Taz

Dear Sweet Cindy,
I am so sorry to read of this loss of your loved one. My prayers and heartfelt sympathy are reaching out to you. God bless you and all of the family and friends who will miss him. Nancy Thompson, Utopia Texas.

Larry you have been and inspiration to our
generation, we enjoyed such fun and laughter. You will be missed. I know you are with the Creator now and you will still be doing all your good work on making this
Planet be a better place. I admire all the good work you did to contribute to our Society. May you be with the Creator our
God. Debbie my condolence to you and family.

Heartfelt condolences to Cynthia and the family. Larry will be missed.

Larry was a true gentleman and wonderful man to all who were blessed to know him. He was always the life of every party. I will always remember all the wonderful times that he, Buddy, and I had together. Thanks for being there for us with a smile and a hug. My condolences to your loved ones.

Larry, you will be missed by so many. I'm glad I had the opportunity to know you... Sincerely, Shirl

To my friend, Larry. Rest in peace, Dude. Since the late 70's my most reliable friend. My most fun friend. I will surely miss reaching you by that crazy telephone no. The telephone co. better retire it and never issue it to anyone else again - it should always be yours, Larry. Take good care, bud - oh, and be on the lookout for me - while I am still down here, and when I get to go to that final Martini party up in the clouds where we will always remain, once we get in, of course, if I get an invitation - may I wear my hat please? Greet me at the door, if you don't mind - I will be looking for you.

I was so sorry to hear of my fellow committee member Larry passing. I spent many wonderful years working alongside him on the Hospitality Committee and he will be greatly missed. Larry, may you rest in peace.

Willie Garza

I was honored to have known Larry through the Hospitality Committee. He was always there with a kind word,and welcomed advice.
Rest in peace my friend
Tom Janes

Fond memories trips, parties,haging out,sporting events, hunting,good conversations and playing golf.We miss you!RON SCHMIDT

My condolences to Cyndi and family!

Larry energized a room by just being in it. He was an unforgettable force of good will and humanity. I am so happy that he met, Cindy, "the love of his life" and was surrounded by "family" these past years. All who knew him will celebrate his life, and I for one, am grateful to have known him.

Larry was a kind hearted person and a great supporter of the children of Boysville. He will be missed. John W. Robb, Boysville Trustee & Board Member

I will miss Larry very much. He was an old friend from very long-ago in the multifamily industry. Love to his family.

No one could have a better friend than LVH. He was thoughtful, respectful, entertaining, honest and always showed leadership qualities in the organizations we both served. The great memories of Larry will last forever. Tom Daniels

I remember Larry and Judy and their patents as a teenager on College Blvd. he was always a very hard working, industrious guy with lots of friends who folded newspapers for delivery at the Van Horn home. I'm so glad he was happily married (alto I heard he was very slow to find that RIGHT GIRL). I know he will be missed by many family and friends

I am so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. He was a long time family friend of my late parents. I have such fond memories of their gatherings. They certainly knew how to have a good time. Rest in peace dear friend. My sincere condolences to Larry's family.

We are very sad to hear of Larry's passing. Fran knew him back in the late 1960s when she used to go to his Sunday afternoon Football get-togethers, long before she and Frank met. Frank knew Larry from commercial real estate, shared Spurs season tickets during that time and all three socialized many times.

Our wonderful memories will stay with us always.

Larry had such a great, caring heart. We are sad to hear of his passing but know that he is now at peace. Our deepest condolences go out to his beloved wife Cindy and all of his friends and family who miss him dearly.

The Hebert Heirs of Beaumont, Tx, Home of The Spindletop Gusher, send our condolences to Cindy and all the Van Horn families. Larry and I did lots of work on this Estate, and all of us felt comfortable calling on Larry and he always responded. We will miss Larry very much, May His Soul and all the Souls of the faithfully departed, REST-IN-PEACE-AMEN. Tom Leicht, Acting Manager of "HEBERT HEIRS"

I do not believe Larry every met a stranger.

John P. Bezdek

The family of Schot Buzzini send prayers and love.

They don't come any better than Larry Van Horn. A true 'best friend' since the 1960's. When I moved here then, he made my 'new city' in San Antonio feel like 'home' when we shared an apartment and house. Never missed a beat and always visited and kept in touch until I returned in the late 70's. The many great memories are treasured. He will be missed at our 'Birthday Lunches' at Raffles and all of our gatherings. I will truly miss my friend.

We will miss you Larry. May you rest in peace.

The grandkids got it right, "Boss" is a perfect name for Larry! Especially these past few years as he met his health challenges head-on, with the determination of a lion; and Cindy, as his lioness, which would forever protect and comfort him. We're sad that Larry's now gone; and yet, so is his pain. I'm confident he's in the right place. I can see him now... telling St. Peter an off-color joke at the Pearly Gates! You will be sorely missed, my friend.

Larry was always a true gentleman and he leaves a very treasured legacy for many of us who had the wonderful experience of living in San Antonio. He was one of the more charming movers & shakers along with JD (Shady) Strickell when I live there in the 70's. Larry and Shady are both in My Prayers.

Dearest Cindy and Family,

Larry was a joyous and vibrant part of my life. He will never be forgotten by those who knew him. Cindy, I am so glad that you two found one another. It is comforting to know that he had so much love around him during his final time. Larry will be very missed. May the Lord bestow comfort to the entire family.
Brenda King Wilson