Larry Miers

A good friend and straight shooter. I sang with him in a Barbershop quartet for 7 years, great memories and moments. May your soul rest in peace

Larry & I used to work together at CRCSD Transportation Department. He drove a school bus and I used to work with him as his attendant.

Larry was one of my favorite drivers to work with.

You'll always be remembered by and The Gang on Wheels.

May you RIP.

Hello Nancy and family; my condolences to you for your loss of Larry, Larry and I started at Norand the same day and I enjoyed Larry throughout my career there. God Bless

Sadden to read of Larry's passing. He and I worked together at Norand/Intermec years ago. I crossed paths again when he started volunteering at St Lukes, so we caught up on old times and what the Norand gang was doing now a days.

Larry and I sang together as members of the Barbershop quartet "Tuneup" for close to 7 years. They were priceless moments of laughter and joy and at times sadness. We sang for the young and old, those sending love through Valentines Day songs, organizations wanting us to help celebrate an event, senior citizens, nursing homes etc. the list go on. We became friends and could laugh and joke like young kids goofing off. They are some of the best memories as I continue my journey through life. Larry's humor, wit and willingness to share his time, talent and friendship will be remembered forever. Thanks for the beautiful memories Larry. Leland Freie

Leland and I have known Larry for 20 years. He was a friend to both of us. He always had something cheery to say and we enjoyed joking around with him. He was always a bright spot. We are so sorry for your loss, Nancy and family.

I worked with Larry at Norand, such a nice man. So sorry for your loss.
Dottie

I've known Larry as a good baritone voice in our Harmony Hawks Chorus since I came into the chorus 20 years ago. I loved his sense of humor and his willingness to perform. He was especially great in his role as Mr. Touchdown in the contest uptune we performed in 2012. I can still hear the audience's laughter as they enjoyed Larry's antics, and I think he brought out the best in the rest of us. We will miss him.

Your memories will carry you through this difficult time. Hugs, thoughts, and prayers.