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martin beach
June 21, 2025
thanks for ministering 2 us @ ilc in korea back in 2018. you were a great example of sharing Jesus love and forgiveness with us. As with all who call themselves Christians, we are blessed to be a blessing.
CAPT M. G. Steiner, CHC, USN (Ret.)
June 4, 2025
Chaplain Myers represented the highest ideals of service to Christ and the Nation. It was an honor to serve with him.
Robert Mueller
June 3, 2025
My memories... In the academic year of 1984-1985, I also was in West Germany near Frankfurt while Larry was the pastor of the Lutheran congregation there. He chose to help me ship to my home for Christmas a Weihnachts Pyramid 4 tiers high(!) -- I almost was able to see him again in 2023 in Milwaukee during the LCMS convention, but he wasn´t feeling well. He certainly had quite a number of accomplishments as a member within God´s family!
BG Welton Chase, USA(ret)
June 3, 2025
Thank you Pastor Myers for all you did in service to our Lord! May God continue to bless your family with peace and the strength during this difficult time.
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Kathryn Katrichis
June 1, 2025
Pastor Myers was a wonderful Minister at Elm Grove Lutheran Church and School. His door was always open, and he shared his knowledge and Love of Christ by ministering to all. God has now taken him home, but his kindness to all will never be forgotten.
In Christ, The Dean Children:
Alexandria, Gabriel, Sophia, Harry and little Max Knight, along with their grandmother, Kathryn Katrichis
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