I knew Larry a little. Not completely sure about what happened or what year it occured but maybe in the 70's. Larry was with a church group in Florida and drowned will swimming with a group from the church. That's all I know'
I do remember Larry! Although I did not have a direct friendship with him I remember him as a quiet and shy guy. He had a very pleasant smile and I remember passing him in the hallways of school. I, also, may have had a class or two with him. So sorry to hear of his passing. Another loss from our class and I am sad to hear. Larry, may you rest in peace.
Larry was our classmate and one of the good guys. I know he has many, many friends and family that will miss him dearly. My sympathy is extended to all of them.
The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise, p. 6, June 20, 1962 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/9728854
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation for the many floral tributes, memorial cards and those who came to visit us at the death of our son and brother, Larry Joel Voss. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Voss and Aubry
(Editor's Note:) The Voss family lived in New Braunfels and Seguin until 1956 at which time they moved to Austin where Larry graduated from McCallum High School last year. The Voss family live at 2201 Pasadena Dr. Austin, Texas.
Larry was always in my Advisory and so all through High School, i talk to him and he was always such a nice guy with a smile on his face. A very gentle guy never was ugly to anyone. He will be remembered by those of us that knew him. May he rest in peace.
Larry and I were friends! We were both in Mr. Bryer's homeroom, if I remember the teachers name correctly. I was shocked so many years ago when I heard he had died. I heard, I am not sure how accurate it is, that he was diving and hit his head. What a loss. Great guy, friendly and quite. We lost a good one. R.I.P. my friend.
Yes I believe he was the first to go; followed too short a time later by Vicky Witherspoon who had a bad heart.
I wonder the same thing as Robert Ryon, who will be the last one. We seem to be a pretty healthy lot with so many of us still here. I work (yes I still work) for a hospice, so I think of death daily. I think we should all say something about each of us who are still alive. Maybe do it every 5 years or less. So many I don't remember since it has been a long time and a few I do remember. I don't remember Larry, but how hard that had to have been for his family.
Barry Shelnutt
I don't have a cue who Larry was, but someone knows about Larry. write something.
Bill Davis
I knew Larry a little. Not completely sure about what happened or what year it occured but maybe in the 70's. Larry was with a church group in Florida and drowned will swimming with a group from the church. That's all I know'
Carol Rabun (Mallow)
I do remember Larry! Although I did not have a direct friendship with him I remember him as a quiet and shy guy. He had a very pleasant smile and I remember passing him in the hallways of school. I, also, may have had a class or two with him. So sorry to hear of his passing. Another loss from our class and I am sad to hear. Larry, may you rest in peace.
Carols Rabun Mallow
Charlyne Cooper
Larry was our classmate and one of the good guys. I know he has many, many friends and family that will miss him dearly. My sympathy is extended to all of them.
Tom Cloud
Larry Joel Voss
born Sep. 4, 1942, New Braunfels, Comal County, TX
died Jun. 10, 1962
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The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise, p. 6, June 20, 1962
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/9728854
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation for the many floral tributes, memorial cards and those who came to visit us at the death of our son and brother, Larry Joel Voss. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Voss and Aubry
(Editor's Note:) The Voss family lived in New Braunfels and Seguin until 1956 at which time they moved to Austin where Larry graduated from McCallum High School last year. The Voss family live at 2201 Pasadena Dr. Austin, Texas.
Pat Ross (O'Brien)
May he rest in peace and may his family find comfort in good memories.
Murlene Wheeler (Gillum)
Larry was always in my Advisory and so all through High School, i talk to him and he was always such a nice guy with a smile on his face. A very gentle guy never was ugly to anyone. He will be remembered by those of us that knew him. May he rest in peace.
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Robert Ryon
I remember Larry from his picture. It appears he was the first casualty of our class.
It's always sad to lose people you have know in the past. It begs the
question. Who will be the last man standing. He or She will miss all the comments
about what a good person they were or what a great smile they had.
Not a bad trade off if your are still of sound mind and reasonalble health.
My wish is for all the remaining class mates to have many long and happy
future years and look back and feel fulfilled.
William Wilson Jr
Larry and I were friends! We were both in Mr. Bryer's homeroom, if I remember the teachers name correctly. I was shocked so many years ago when I heard he had died. I heard, I am not sure how accurate it is, that he was diving and hit his head. What a loss. Great guy, friendly and quite. We lost a good one. R.I.P. my friend.
Yes I believe he was the first to go; followed too short a time later by Vicky Witherspoon who had a bad heart.
Cynthia (Cindy) Fanning
I wonder the same thing as Robert Ryon, who will be the last one. We seem to be a pretty healthy lot with so many of us still here. I work (yes I still work) for a hospice, so I think of death daily. I think we should all say something about each of us who are still alive. Maybe do it every 5 years or less. So many I don't remember since it has been a long time and a few I do remember. I don't remember Larry, but how hard that had to have been for his family.