Larry E. Losch

Thoughts go out to you , Gale on the anniversary of Larry's passing. May you know you're still in my prayers and Larry is still thought of.

Dear Losch Family, I am one of the many people Larry befriended in his lifetime. We met at the former Human Performance Center where we both worked out. Despite Larry's real difficulties, he always had something positive to say. If I remember correctly, if you wished him a good day, he would always reply that they were all good for him. Simply because he was alive! Knowing Larry was a humbling experience because if this man who battled MS had only positive things to say about life, it really put into perspective your trivial problems. I was also one of the lucky recipients of his home-made lollipops for a few holiday seasons! How great were they!!
I know you will miss him greatly, but that you also must have so many wonderful memories. It is my hope and prayer that those memories and God's great love for you, will see you through this sad, sad, time.
Blessings, Judy McDonald MD, Burkholder

Gale,My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Gale, Kris, and Greg thinking of you and your families at this difficult time and sending our deepest sympathy!

I will always remember Larry with a smile on his face and always upbeat! All of us enjoyed his lollipops!!! My sympathy to his entire family.

Georgia and I send our sincerest condolences to the entire Losch family. Larry was a fantastic man and a truly funny guy. When we lived in the Emmaus area, we had the privilege of participating in a dinner group with Gale and Larry. The memories of the events are some our most cherished. At that time, Larry was into refurbishing player pianos and we bought one from him. We still have that piano and think of him whenever it's played. God bless you Gale and rest assured that Larry was needed to repair some pianos in the presence of the Lord. We are promised to meet him again.

My deepest sympathy to you, Gale, and to your family. Larry was a kind, caring person who put everyone else first. He never complained about his own health or concerns. When I would see him at Weis, he always had flowers for you, Gale. He said they were because he appreciated everything you did. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to Gale and family. Larry was truly one of the good guys. A kind soul who dispite his own trials always thought of others in need. He was a real role model. Michele and I cherish the time spent with Gale and Larry be it a fun time out or at their home they always made us feel like family. He will surely be missed by all but comforted to know he will be in God's special place forever.

May God bring you comfort during these difficult times. The many happy memories that you shared will be a comfort to you. Extra prayers are being sent.

God Bless!

Betty & Merle Conner
Lake Ariel, PA

My deepest sympathies Gale to you and your family.I know what your going through.
pat (Antol) George