Larry, you were one of my first buddies at Sequoia Jr. High after I moved back to the SFV from AZ. We chummed around up until I completed my first year at Pierce in '80. You played your sax like a pro, it was truly impressive; this seemed to be your passion. I fondly recall your super nice Mom (Connie), your congenial pop (Sam if I recall correctly) and your studious older brother (Dale), who worked diligently on his Masters Degree in Chemistry. You had that long, lengthwise picture of the entire 9th Grade class standing behind the gym at Sequoia Jr. H.S. prominently displayed in your bedroom. When we were in the 12th grade, I looked it over and couldn't find my own pic. You put your finger on the spot and said, "There you are, right there" and then you flashed your characteristic smile. You were a class act, I miss you buddy. Kevin Burns
Suzanne King (Gillhaus)
I had no idea that Larry had passed away. He was always such a nice, friendly guy.Kevin Burns
Larry, you were one of my first buddies at Sequoia Jr. High after I moved back to the SFV from AZ. We chummed around up until I completed my first year at Pierce in '80. You played your sax like a pro, it was truly impressive; this seemed to be your passion. I fondly recall your super nice Mom (Connie), your congenial pop (Sam if I recall correctly) and your studious older brother (Dale), who worked diligently on his Masters Degree in Chemistry. You had that long, lengthwise picture of the entire 9th Grade class standing behind the gym at Sequoia Jr. H.S. prominently displayed in your bedroom. When we were in the 12th grade, I looked it over and couldn't find my own pic. You put your finger on the spot and said, "There you are, right there" and then you flashed your characteristic smile. You were a class act, I miss you buddy. Kevin Burns