Larry E. Weckerly

Since I learned of Larry's passing within this past week from a fellow classmate, I apologize & bestow my deepest sympathies to his family. He was a childhood friend who I enjoyed playing baseball with, getting in trouble running through the halls of our then new Middle School (and being let off by Mr. O'Grady, our teacher), and talking about the girls we knew & what more we could do to enjoy life & each other's company. There are too many great memories I could reveal, but learning of Larry's passing has really given me a great deal of sadness, even though I learned of it so late. Larry was a great friend I'm sad to admit we lost touch with each other over the years. I'm sure Larry's family was of great comfort & joy to him, and I wish his family well. Rest in peace, my friend, and know that you had many friends & family who loved & cared for you. You were a great man, Larry, and I am very grateful for enjoying the great times we had together over the years! Goodbye for now, my friend....

John Wiles
Class of Mars High School -1976.

My deepest sympathy to Larry´s family. He was so sweet and fun and great sense of humor... always was excited to work with him as you knew it was gonna be a great trip. I pray he´s pain free now.

What a great uncle to have, took us nephews fishing, built snow bugs, and was always so funny.

Larry's sweet, gentle spirit shone brightly around him.

Love and blessings to his family.

Right, lots of great times exploring the woods around Granny's farm and playing ball at his parents' wonderful place. Larry had such a great sense of humor, always fun to joke around with and he never lost that as an adult. As far apart as we all live now I feel lucky to have seen him just a few years ago and he was as funny and youthful as ever, which is how I'll always remember him.

Great memories of cousin Larry growing up. Many backyard baseball games and exploring the woods wherever we were. RIP Larry, your memories will live on.

I loved flying with Larry. He was one of the nicest, funniest men ever. Always that great smile and I knew it was going to be a great trip. RIP Larry. Heaven has just gained a great one.

I have many fond memories of Larry, he and my boys played a lot together. I loved to hear him and Colton sing. When my husband and I were living in Florida, come back to PA for a visit, Larry and Colton would want tomatoes! I would bribe them with tomatoes to sing for me! He will definitely be missed by family and friends!

Larry was a wonderful friend and neighbor since he and Pam moved to the street in the mid 1990's. Along with Colton and Caity, they were the best neighbors one could ask for.
Going to miss you, my friend, may you rest in peace.
Rich Lillion

Larry was a great childhood friend! The countless days of fishing at Millers pond catching bluegills and having his mom fry them for us! Tormenting his sisters and camping out was always a fun time! Rest easy my friend!
Jeff Hartung

I first met Larry in December 1980 ... the night I met my husband ... at a "dance club lounge". A few guys from Mars were a long way from home... and they met a few girls from Avalon.
A sweet memory ...
Thanks for being there Larry..
may you have peace in Heaven

Love, Rosanne Doran
married to Hubby... Bob Doran