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Betty Wachob
August 6, 2025
I have special memories of Larry. I was his tennis coach at Bay High School. He was a very kind and caring person and a very dedicated tennis player. He had many different jobs and many friends who will miss him.
I'm sending my deepest condolences.
Jay Chesser
August 1, 2025
I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Lawrence´s passing. I came to know him through the Florida Marine Patrol in the 90´s. Our lives crossed paths several times since then and we talked as if there had been no years between visits. I extend my deepest condolences to the family who have to continue without his presence. Rest easy my friend.
Mandi Chesser
August 1, 2025
I first met Larry when he was a Reserve Officer with the FL Marine Patrol back in the early 90's. I would run into him later at ECP airport as he was protecting and serving the staff and those traveling to and from Panama City.
I'm sorry to hear of his passing and pray for peace for his family, friends and co-workers in the difficult days to ahead.
Les Muterspaugh
July 31, 2025
Larry was a friend of mine since elementary school. I last spoke to him two years ago at the BHS 40 year reunion. All my condolences to his family. God bless you.
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Elizabeth Wood Rush
July 31, 2025
I met Lawrence in 2008 when I started with TSA at old airport. Lawrence was so welcoming . I felt safe with him around. Then we all went to the new airport ECP. Still stayed the great Lawrence. He amazed me at his bike riding. Lawrence was always so welcoming to everyone he met. After I retired and would still see him he always had a hug and asked how I was doing. Tiffany he was so proud of you. Spoke how beautiful you were. He will be so missed at the airport. I wish I was able to attend tomorrow but sadly I can't. You all will be in my thoughts and prayers. Elizabeth Rush
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