Larry Frank Wilson

Rest In Peace Larry, you earned it. MIKE CHAMBERLIN

My condolences to your family. I have worked for the NFL League office for 45 years and was fortunate to interact with Larry on a regular basis during his years in the Cardinals front office. I had enormous respect for him. A fierce competitor but always, always a great gentleman. The world is a much poorer place with Larry's passing.

You were both always so kind to me. I am so very sorry for your loss. I often think of all you (mom) with fond memories.( I worked for your mom and step dad)We will keep you in our prayers.

I got to know Larry during the 60's and 70's while working for Rawlings Sporting Goods. While l knew other members of the Cardinals, Larry was my favorite. Since Bonhomme is the church l attend, l would have attended. I was able to listen to the service online. My sincere regrets to the entire family. I was born on March 10, 1938

I got to know Larry during the 60's and 70's while working for Rawlings Sporting Goods. While l knew other members if the Cardinals, Larry was my favorite. Since Bonhomme is the church l attend, l would have attended. I was able to listen to the service on a reply. My sincere regrets to the entire family. I was born on March 10, 1938

I was blessed to work by Larry's side at the St. Louis Football Cardinals from 1976-1988. He was my boss, like my brother and my friend. Soul mates at that time when we shared our day to day lives. We had many magic and fun times. I learned so much from him about being a good person to all that I touch. May he rest in peace. He will live in my heart and memories. My sincere condolences to all that loved him too.

Larry, Kathi, and Wilson family..so sorry for your loss. Such an amazing man that I’m sure will be sorely missed. Peace...

Its great to have someone from Rigby High Class of 1956 to go on and do what Larry did. He was always a friend to everyone. RIP. Larry We will always remember you.

I always tried to play like #8, after reading these comments, condolences, and accolades, I would like to live and love like Larry. RIP Wildcat.