Lawrence E Kohn

Larry was always kind and generous, even as a kid. He was like another brother. We made snow forts in the winter and ran in
circles in the pool for what seemed
like hours ( trying to make a vortex) in the summer. He wrote to me
when I was away at summer camp.
When I came back to Rochester
after moving away, Jackie, Jeff,
Candy and I went to the club where
he was bar tending. I remember a
pitcher of Komakazies and something about getting thrown out
after dumping popcorn on the dance
floor. LOL. I wish I had gotten to try his cooking. He will always be a
cornerstone of my childhood and a part of me. To Jackie and Sally and
Andrew, I am so sorry for your loss. I always think of Larry with a smile.

Larry was the kindest and sweetest guy that I ever had the pleasure of meeting. I was a new kid on the block and he took me under his wing and protected me. His smile was infectious and he was a genuine, compassionate person. I missed Larry when he moved to NYC and was so excited to see him on facebook. I wish that I could put my arms around him one more time, but alas, I will have to wait until we meet again. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Uncle Larry was so sweet when I lived in new york he would send me flowers on my birthday. They were always so pretty. I had lost contact withhim for a while but found him on facebook. He always played games with my son justin on facebook. Justin thought that was so cool. Larry we love you. The smethers....Farrah, skylar, justin, larry

Larry was a good friend and a wonderful neighbor to me. I will miss him dearly. He was always there to lend a hand and do a favor. He would often care for my cats when I was away. My cats loved him too. He was a big man with an even bigger heart.

Our thoughts are with the family and friends during this time.