Lawrence Soria

Larry, glad I got to be your friend through at Team Tennis in Oakland.

I just read about Larry´s passing in the Jewish Standard. Larry was a fierce competitor every Sunday morning in the B´nai B´rith softball league in Fair Lawn. I will always remember his warm smile and laugh. My sincere condolences to the family.

Rest In Peace, my AEPi big brother.....YIB

I will miss Larry's humanity. His relationships with people were what defined him. He attached such high importance to them, and they never took a backseat to anything else. I will always see and feel him in the present tense. When I think about him, it is as though he is right in front of me, in real time, never a memory...my good friend, college mate, and forever my (fraternity) big brother.

So long my big hearted fraternity brother

A very happy, fun-loving, and popular guy.
Photo of Mishpucha September 2006

Our family sends our condolences to the Soria family. Larry was a memorable presence at BCA. He always had a cheery disposition and encouraged and complimented all the kids especially our daughter. Till we meet again.

Our sincerest sympathies....
The family is in our thoughts at this very tragic time.
Debbie and Rick Greene

Our deepest condolences to the Soria family from the Schnoll family.

Larry has been a good friend for over 35 years...my heart and prayers go out to his family. He will be sorely missed.

I knew Larry through team tennis 12 years ago and have been friends with him since the day we meet. You will be missed my friend.

On behalf of the Bergen County Academies, I extend my condolences to Jackie and the Soria family. Larry was a huge supporter of our school and especially our theater program. It was always great to see him at our school - he will be missed.

Larry was my friend and I never met him in person.
We were business associates and I loved him, he always made me laugh. I send my true sympathy to his family.

A pure and genuine soul. Larry was an inspiration, he was always upbeat and always knew exactly what to say in any situation. His kindness will never be forgotten.
Rest my friend and thank you!
Pam

Larry was a kind and gentle man. He never had a bad word to say about anyone. Never have a met a more fierce competitor and I have many fond memories of fall football and spring softball. R.I.P. my friend until we meet again

My deepest sympathies. I will remember Larry always smiling. May his memory be a blessing. My hearts is with you.