Larry and I were best friends from Marshall till he passed away. He stayed at my house alot thru the school years due to his step father. We went thru all lifes changes and stayed close with many great trips and experiences. We have lost a true friend and a kind soul. RIP Superdog...
Larry and I caught up with each other late last year after I heard he was not doing well. We chatted about old times and what we were up to in our 70s. Larry had a big impact on my family, especially my younger brother Gary. While Larry was working at Victory Park for the city after graduation, my brother went on a lot of skating and surfing excursions all over SoCal. Larry was a positive mentor to Gary and fondly remembered. Larry always seemed to me to be a positive force of enthusiasm. From his years as the energetic Superdog to his final year he seemed very interested in people. I always got the impression that everyone knew Larry. When you were talking to him he made you feel like you were an important and cherished good friend. Farewell, Larry.
Donald Lubbock
Larry and I were best friends from Marshall till he passed away. He stayed at my house alot thru the school years due to his step father. We went thru all lifes changes and stayed close with many great trips and experiences. We have lost a true friend and a kind soul. RIP Superdog...
Henry (Hank) Kratzer
Larry and I caught up with each other late last year after I heard he was not doing well. We chatted about old times and what we were up to in our 70s. Larry had a big impact on my family, especially my younger brother Gary. While Larry was working at Victory Park for the city after graduation, my brother went on a lot of skating and surfing excursions all over SoCal. Larry was a positive mentor to Gary and fondly remembered. Larry always seemed to me to be a positive force of enthusiasm. From his years as the energetic Superdog to his final year he seemed very interested in people. I always got the impression that everyone knew Larry. When you were talking to him he made you feel like you were an important and cherished good friend. Farewell, Larry.