Lawrence Thomas Aiello Jr.

1968 - 2017

Lawrence Thomas Aiello, Jr.

January 12, 1968 - October 28, 2017

Visalia

Lawrence Thomas Aiello Jr. was born in Bethesda, Maryland on January 12, 1968, to Sandi and Larry Aiello Sr. and went home on October 28, 2017.

Larry had a shine to life that no one could ever touch. His smile was contagious and his humor was quite magical. Just being in his presence would lift your soul. He loved to sing in the shower much to his children's amusement. A favorite Aiello pastime was listening to all the different ways he could take a song and make it his own. He was always down for any challenge whether it be a tea party with his giggling little girls or hiking mountains or jumping out of airplanes or riding his motorcycle. His love for life and those around him knew no boundaries. He loved to travel and camp and could not wait to hit the road with his family or friends or both.

Larry married his high school sweetheart Trina on November 5, 1988; he gave her a life that fairy tales could only dream of. They went on to have the beautiful daughters that were the center of Larry's world. He worked in the pool industry from the age of 12, helping his dad with pools and at 16 got a truck and a pole and worked for his father at the Swimming Hole. In 1989, he went to work for Master Pools by Paul Haney where he worked for ten years. He then purchased and ran ACME Pools with his wife Trina. When his daughters and niece hit jr. high and high school, he began taking them to work in the summertime to teach them the value of a day's hard work and in doing so build strong bonds that would never be broken. There was much laughter and love working with Dad and Uncle Larry those hot summer days. Larry was one of the happiest people that had ever walked this earth. The world lost a true angel the day he went home.

As I write this for my beloved husband, I wish I had more words, more love. Larry deserves a marching band and a circus full of dancing monkeys and for all the world to stop and take a moment of silence because it truly lost one of the best things that ever graced its presence. He was and will forever be our world and the light that we turn to. Goodnight my sweetie, sweet dreams, tuck tuck and don't forget your prayers. I love you.

Larry was preceded in death by his father and grandparents. He is survived by his wife Trina Aiello and his three daughters: Ashley Aiello, Allison Aiello and Andrea Aiello; his daughter of heart, Christen Buetz and niece, Cadence Spencer; mother, Sandi Massal and step-father Nick Massal; sister, Kristina Delgadillo, bothers, Ryan Aiello and David Aiello, along with many sweet nephews and nieces.

A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, November 3, 2017 at 2pm at Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel, 127 E. Caldwell Avenue, Visalia CA. Condolences may be offered by logging onto www.salseranddillard.com.