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A Memorial Mass to celebrate Larry's life will be held Friday, August 8th at 1:00 PM in St. Matthew Catholic Church, 8015 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy., Charlotte, NC. Interment will be private at a later date.
Larry was the youngest of 8 children and has 2 sisters and 2 brothers still living. He was the son of the late Aston and Vera M. (Chin) Chue. Larry became a naturalized American Citizen in 1976. He married Barbara on 11/22/86 and they have one step son, Bradley Bandera. Larry attended college and received hi Bachelor's degree and became an enrolled agent, Tax Specialist.
Larry loved to discuss taxes and investments. With very little prompting, he would happily spend 30 minutes talking about special rules pertaining to how best to file your income taxes and make wise stock investments. The only thing he liked better than taxes was discussing salt water fishing.
What I will always remember about him: Is the care he took in making sure I was well cared for after his passing.
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Bill Palmer
August 28, 2025
My mother, Joyce Pacyga, adored Larry for over 20 years! She would rave what a wonderful man does my taxes. She could not get over she could call his cell and returned emails like a close friend. Then I got to meet him on her behalf! She was right. He worked with me to move her retirement stuff around and pointed us in the right direction. Along the way I would learn all about his love for God, family and accounting! Great sense of humor! We laughed a lot. There are people that leave us too soon. Larry is one of those people. He was a positive impact on so many. God bless Larry Chue!
Joyce-Ann Pacyga
August 26, 2025
I just found out about Larry's passing. It broke my heart as I have known him for about 20 years. He was my tax source and always had my best interest at heart. It was a pleasure to know him and call him my friend. My prayers are with you as I know your loss is great. Please call me at 704-777-5099. Fondly, JoyceAnn Pacyga
Leslie Larson
August 22, 2025
We have been working with Larry for about 25 years. He was so unique, such a kind and helpful gentleman; will be deeply missed. So sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to his wife and family.
Pat Ryan
August 7, 2025
Larry
You will be deeply missed. It has been a true privilege to know you over the years. Your expertise and guidance in investments and financial matters have profoundly impacted my life. However, it is the heartfelt discussions we shared about family and faith that I will cherish most.
My sincere condolences to your family during this difficult time. May God embrace you with open arms. Rest in peace.
Pat Ryan
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Kristie Williams
August 5, 2025
Larry, you have been a true, earthly guide for me since 2004 and that means my whole world and destiny from God was partly shaped by how much wisdom and guidance you poured into me. As a financial genius, you served so many and cared about every word that went along with it! I can not thank you enough, "dad" for being that bright star sometimes when I never knew I could recover financially. Now, you can watch over me with prayers directly to our Lord and Savior, in person. You are ALREADY MISSED. There was no one greater who served GOD in community! THANK YOU LARRY, TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! My condolences Barbara, and an honor to speak with you once again. All my Love!!!
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