Obituaries

Dear Gayle, Chelsey & family; Larry will be so deeply missed. I think of him and smile because he had a way to make everyone smile or laugh. The secret to life is to enjoy it, no matter the circumstance, I think Larry had that gift. He’ll never be far away, the energy of those we love stay close and watch over us. Larry was a ‘good man’, he loved his family (and Benson). Deepest sympathy to all who loved and cared for him. Sending peace and love to you all.💔

My condolences to Larry's family. I remember him from school yard at Regina Beach. please find comfort in your memories, Twila Forsyth

Although we never met I feel I know Larry from all the comments from family and friends. He obviously was a lovely loving person. My heartfelt sympathy to Gayle and family.

Sad to hear the news I worked with Larry at Sears and loved hearing all his stories. He made Sears a fun place to work.

So Sorry for your loss Larry and I grew up at the Beach were very close lived with a few of us from the beach until he moved to the city

Dear Gayle and family. I am sad to hear of the passing of Larry. He will always be remembered in my heart as a very fine individual. Which he is and was a wonderful person. Whenever I saw him he always genuinely said hello and asked how I was. His warm compassionate smile and caring persona would always brighten up my day. There are not too many folk like him around. I will be forever grateful for having the honour to have known him. Wishing you all love at this time. Good by Larry you will always be missed and never forgotten. Andrea

Gayle, I am deeply saddened on the passing of your husband. My condolences to you and your family. ❤️🤗🙏

I know Larry will be missed and remembered by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. Always a quick smile, a helpful hand and an honest caring. So many memories... beginning the summer Larry, Gayle and I met to their late evening visit to help with the air conditioner I could not for the life of me figure out (and all the visits in between). Gayle, Chelsey and family, my heart is with you.

I worked nights with Larry at transit and we had many laughs! It was a pleasure working with him and he will be missed, I will remember the fun times we had working together! My sympathies go out to the family!

Larry will be so loving remembered doing all the crazy things he did. One of my fave memories is him driving Gayle, me and our kids up to the natural hot springs at Top Of The World Park. He kept the kids below so we could skinny dip in one of the pools above. As we were driving down the mountain on the far side, and knowing his wife’s great fear of driving off the high mountain road, he very calmly stated that he was going to pull across the wrong side of the highway to let others pass. I think I can still hear Gayle gasping and grabbing for the door handle…lol. And we also thank uncle Larry (not) for the many times we had to listen to Stompin Tom after he inspired my son Luke to also become a fan….