Lawrence J. Dennin

Some days a go, at the same time we lost a god friend, a gentleman with a great sense of humor, a star was born in the sky! Heaven is better now, but at the same time I cannot lie saying that I do not miss him and still fell a little sad about that... He was always there when I most needed. He was the only listenner I had when my heart was broken for the lost of my beloved husband Artem. Thank you for your existence, thank you for caring for all of us, thank you for your love. I hope I can share the same faith you had... I hope one day we can be all together again... kisses, Íris, Marielena and Isabel

I loved working and knowing Larry at Community Hospital. He was a very fine man and a wonderful volunteer. He will be missed.

It is not easy to describe this wonderful man, Larry.
He was a gift of GOD!!! A gentleman, a marvelous friend, a caring person (Always helping others), a loving father, grandfather and greatgrandfather.
I was really blessed to have him as a friend and also be part of his Family.
For 14 wonderful years GOD gave me a Yankee MIRACLE of a truthful friendship.
Larry, thank you for being part of my life! For teaching me so many things, for your wonderful sense of humor, for being patient listening to me and for giving me advices. I Always loved our Wednesday calls... Thank you for UNDERSTANDING my English ( and many mistakes), thank you for your endless prayers that made a great difference and Always helped me and my Family.
To all the Dennins, Jagodas, and other friends, my deeply Sympathy. My heart is also broken...
The greatest thing that fulfill my soul is to know that you are in Heaven now, with God, your Darling Joanne and many others whom you loved so much.
I know that up there you will continuously be looking upon us, praying and making the sky even brighther with your light!
Love you forever!!!

I so enjoyed volunteering with Larry and having lunch with him before working. He was such a wonderful man.

Meredith Hughes

Larry was such a pleasure to work with and always gave me great advice. He was always a gentleman and his home and heart was always welcome to his hospital peeps. He was so smart and so kind
Bonnie Seibert