To anyone and everyone that new Larry, my condolences....If for only a short time that I knew Larry, we quiet grew on eachother and I understand the magnetic draw he can have, he is a good man. I was his admitting nurse at AMC and was with him almost daily through his duration here... unfortunately I had too late of plans to come visit on the 29th after making it a point to go cheer up my buddy, and he

To anyone and everyone that new Larry, my condolences....If for only a short time that I knew Larry, we quiet grew on eachother and I understand the magnetic draw he can have, he is a good man. I was his admitting nurse at AMC and was with him almost daily through his duration here... unfortunately I had too late of plans to come visit on the 29th after making it a point to go cheer up my buddy, and he had to leave before I could arrive. As disappointing and frustrating as things like this can be I was truely blessed to share time with him. I was able to offer in exchange companionship, a smiling face, and compassionate care to a good man on his last few days on this earth. Im sure his days here were better because of me, and in the same fashion, my days were better having my friend here....I guess thats my message somewhere to you guys. find happiness that those exchanges still happened for him while with us, that he still had maintained dignity and pride, and enjoyed comradery for the last few days he shared this world with us.....To a good man I shall miss....rest in peace.

Wayne and I would like express our appreciation for all Larry did for us at UPC. Many times Larry had to drop what he was doing to help out some needy person at UPC and he always did the job with a smile. He was a little man with a big heart and we will all miss him. Our prayers go out to all the family. With Our Deepest Sympathy, Wayne and Amy Brule