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Sue & Kim Vaughn
September 24, 2006
My Name is Sue Vaughn and I have been a Stow Bus Driver for 29 years and had it not been for Larry Callahan, I would not have this career that I am about to reitre from. I met Larry in 1976 in Parents without Partners and was glad to have shared some of my life with him. I will always remember the fond memories of the good times Larry and I spent together. Kim and I send our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family, especially Tammie and Debbie.
David Heckman
September 24, 2006
I recently retired from Hudson P>D> after thirty plus years and fondly remember car-to-car conversations with Larry as a uniformed brother and friend recalling our early years with the former Twp. of Hudson where my first meetings with Larry occurred up through the merger of Hudson Twp. ( my original emplyer ) through the early years of the City of Hudson. My deepest sympathy to Larry's family and though the sea of life may seem to be in uproar, tranquility will triumph with God's loving care.
DAN AND PAT CALLAHAN
September 21, 2006
I REMEMBER MANY FUN TIMES WITH LARRY AND HIS GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR.WE ARE BLESSED TO HAVE SHARED TIME IN LIFE WITH HIM. WE PRAY FOR ALL FAMILY MEMBERS TO HAVE PEACE KNOWING HE IS RESTING IN GODS ARMS.
Tara Atkins
September 20, 2006
I was an employee of Larry's when he owned the Tryon Antique Mall in Tryon, NC. He was very well thought of by everyone who knew him in this area. My condolences to your family. He will be greatly missed.
Richard and Becky Gillen
September 19, 2006
We are here in Ohio, but we are down by Cincinniti, so it is pretty far from Akron. Know we are thinking of you and our prayers are with you and your family. Love you, Richard and Becky Gillen.
Ken, Julie, Uncle Ken Callahan
September 18, 2006
We are grateful for Larry's presence in our lives, for his wisdom, his compassion, his good nature, and his capacity to help people enjoy the richness of life together. We think of all the good times we have shared and the fun we have enjoyed. We send our love and prayers to all his loved ones. we are thankful for his life with us.
Redmon Funeral Home Inc.
September 17, 2006
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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