Larry will forever be in our hearts.

What beautiful memories these pictures pictures will mean more and more to you each time you view them. Kenny will miss his card buddy for sure. Paula you and the boys are in our thoughts and prayers. Love to you all.

God Bless

Dear Paula and Family, We are so very sorry and so saddened to hear about Larry. All our prayers and sympathy are with you and your sons and all his family. Love, Marilyn Przelenski Groome, Michelle and Tommy Miller, and James, Jennifer, and Jamie Loudermilk

Paula, I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of your Larry. My prayers and thoughts are for you, your boys and family. ❤️

Sending prayers & love to your family. Paula, you & Larry were two of my favorite customers when I was waitressing at Bob's. Such kind, good-hearted people! He will be missed...

So sorry to hear about Larry’s passing. Sending prayers of comfort to Paula and her sons. The Przelenski family will be thinking about you all over these next few days and hope that God’s loving hand touches you all with love.❤️

Dear Paula and family. My heart aches for you. I truly can say I know how you feel. I wanted so badly for Larry to heal so you would not be facing this journey. God never takes you unless your role is fulfilled in His plan. Some things we will have answered when we reunite. Until then be kind to yourself and know that you will remain in my prayers. Ps all of my FB friends and family prayer groups wanted me to send their condolences. They plan to keep your family in their prayers as well. Love ya cuz. Deb

Larry was a true source of inspiration for us all. I will always treasure my memories of our families times with Troop 78. My condolences go out to his family. His teachings of scouting, outdoor experiences, and ability to remain patient were legendary.

So sorry for your loss miss Paula keeping you and the boys in our thoughts and prayers .

Oh My Heart goes out to you and the boys Paula, This hit hard this morning, didn't know Larry was sick. Love and Hugs my dear friend. Love you all.

I was assigned to Jerry Quigley's shift crew in 1984 and Larry was one of the welders. Oh the stories, shenanigans, and work that we shared. I'm not a hunter but I think I could dress, hunt, shoot, field dress, retrieve, hang, butcher and cook a deer just from listening to all the details of the hunt! Larry was quiet but if asked, he knew our plant inside and out as well as taking care of the house, yard, vehicles, etc. He was always a source of info. A good man, loving husband and good father, excellent worker and friend. My heart aches for Paula and the boys. Prayers that Our loving Father will comfort you. Hugs.

Amongst many, many attributes this man had, his passion for creation and attention to detail are stand outs. Whether welding on boiler tubes or making a ceremonial tomahawk he put in what most others would not. I miss our conversations about fishing kayaks, pool decks, the meat cutting shed, leather crafts (which I couldn’t quite con him into making me one, but he did offer to loan the tools), burning coal at home and just how many tools you “NEED” in one toter (the bathroom remodel has to be my favorite). You are truly missed and will not soon be forgotten my friend.

So sorry for all who loved Larry - such a nice guy - he is an Angel in heaven with the Lord - prayers and God Bless

A good Man, Worker, and Friend. There are stories of His questionable golfing skills still floating around AEP however....Rest in Peace..much Love to the Family