Larry W. Nadeau

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Larry Nadeau Obituary

Name: Visitation for Larry W. Nadeau
Start: 2017-10-18T22:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-10-19T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Deltona Memorial Funeral Home

Larry W. Nadeau, Longwood, FL age 66 passed away on October 15, 2017. He is survived by his daughter Nikki (Dale) Wolferman; three grandchildren, Ashlyn, Mason and Garrett Rothenberg; siblings, Ronnie Nadeau, Linda (Daniel) Provanu and Lisa Nadeau; nieces and nephews. "No jelly beans" Visitation for family and friends will be held Wednesday October 18, 2017 6-8 PM at Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, where funeral services will be Thursday 10 AM. Burial will be held with full Military Honors at 1 PM in Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL. In Lieu of flowers contributions may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society https://donate3.cancer.org/?lang=en

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Published by Daytona Beach News-Journal on Oct. 17, 2017.

Memories and Condolences
for Larry Nadeau

10 Entries

Paul Marston

October 11, 2024

Another year passes that we remember Larry Nadeau's passing. Still miss that guy, Larry was a one off. I have now been to the Military cemetery and been able to pay my respects. I never knew that Larry was in Vietnam, he never spoke of it. Like a lot of vets I guess. I am over from the UK again in November, I will try and visit him again.

James Kubera

March 24, 2023

Sorry to just find out of Larrys Passing. "The Ford Guy"... Jim...

Paul Marston

October 13, 2022

Well, now that covid is over I am once again back in the United States and I will be visiting Larry later this month. I am in fact on my way to Speedworld today for the Lucas Oil Divisional where I will be crewing on my friends racecar. Spent time with Larry and his PT Cruiser there. Good memories.

Paul Marston

October 11, 2021

It's been 4 years now since we lost Larry. I now know thru the last email where Larry was laid to rest so I will make a point of visiting my old friend in 2022 when I can travel over from England. Gone too soon, missed by many. If would be nice to know what has happened to his PT Cruiser. I still have mine.

Tim Hegan

December 10, 2019

Paul, Larry was laid to rest at: Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL. He was a great guy to go and hang out with. I met you at his shop once when you came to see Jelly Bean after it was built. You showed me the photos of your PT at Santa Pod in UK.

Larry will be missed by many, but never forgotten, he was a character and an all around good guy.

Paul Marston

October 14, 2019

Cant quite believe it's been a year since we lost Larry. I am currently in Florida till 22nd October. If it were possible I would like to be able to visit Larry's grave and pay my respects. If anyone on here could advise where Larry was laid to rest I would appreciate it. If not absolutely no problem. Thank you

Gordon Tarbell

June 8, 2018

This is quite a shock, I just found out about Larry passing. I am nearing retirement and was planning on moving back to central FL in a couple of years. I was hoping to hook up with Larry again after many yrs. of not seeing him. I am not sure if Linda or Lisa remember me but I do remember them. I spent many hrs. day and night working with Larry to build the yellow corvette funny car. I still have pictures of the two of us building it in the garage of the duplex in Longwood. He was with his girlfriend Lisa at the time, she is in some of the pictures. I think I even still have a photo of him and Linda Vaughn "Miss Hurst Golden Shifter" at a car show we took it to inorder to collect appearance money . Would very much like to hear from either of his sisters Linda, and Lisa, also I remember a few times when his daughter Nikki ( hope I spelled it right) would come and visit.

Marlane Reichert

November 20, 2017

Linda, I just found out about Larry's death. It is hard to believe he is gone. I wish I would have known because I would have attended the funeral. What I remember about Larry is the 13 years that we had together. He was the most generous and kind man I had ever met. He took me to the beach almost every weekend and to the Caribbean every summer. He was such fun to be with because he made friends with everyone. He loved working on the "Cobra" and taking it to "Old Town" to ride it in their parade. I enjoyed going to the races and watching him race "Blackie" and the "PT Cruiser." He was so talented and creative when it came to working on cars. I know you all miss him, but I bet there is someone in heaven that needs a race car built!!

Paul Marston

October 26, 2017

I too own a PT Cruiser Drag Racecar with a Chrysler Pro Stock motor here in England. Built mine in 2000 about the same time as Larry. Tim Maines the announcer at Orlando Speedworld hooked us up. Larry and I have been firm friends ever since. My condolences to Larry's family, what can you say? Gone too soon, Larry was a great guy, a true friend. I always looked Larry up on the many ocassions i was over, we went out and had lunch or went to the racetrack and just hung out for the rest of the day with him. I will miss the big guy, he was a one off. God speed my friend.

No Jelly Beans

Jon Alchin

October 17, 2017

Larry, may God's grace shine upon you. I know you are up there smiling, and bumping into the beams right now. We spent a lot of time together over the years, and exchanged a lot of stories. You taught me a lot, and I will never forget you as every time I walk into my garage I see your work. God bless you my friend, and Godspeed.

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