Lawrence Brian Litt

To Larry's family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Larry was a great guy who always listened & always had a smile. I truly enjoyed watching Shiela, Kevin & Eric interact with each other. I haven't seen any of you in a while but I hope your memories help you all through this most difficult time. Thoughts & prayers from Shata'e & Dorothy

To the family of Lawrence Brian Litt, I am so sorry for your loss. I'm sure you will miss him dearly. Please find comfort in knowing one day we will see our loved ones again. John 6:40. Matthew 5:5.

I would like to express my condolences to Holly and Larry's family. I did not have the pleasure to meet Larry but got to know him through the pictures and posts that Holly posted, You could see and feel the love they had for each other. They were truly bless to have such love and happiness.

Larry was my computer "go-to" guy when it came to computers. His sons Kevin and Eric both worked with me as teenagers and at Scout Camp. They grew into fine young men due to Larry and Sheila's careful attention and guidance. I personally recruited Larry into the "Friends of the Collier County Museum" an organization he really helped and enjoyed. Each year we would dress him up as Father Juan Rogel" Catholic missionary to the Florida Indians in the 1600s, a role Larry thoroughly enjoyed as the only Jewish Jesuit missionary in history. Larry will be missed by all who knew him and by generations of kids who did not get the chance.

I'd like to express my condolences to the family of Larry. I worked with him at the Bethune Education Center and I-tech in Immokalee, Florida. Larry was most helpful to me in managing problems with my computer. For this I am very grateful to his memory.

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Larry in Naples, Fl. I had great respect for his generosity to the blood bank.

Kathleen Sheckler