Dear Gloria

So sorry to hear about Larry. Would like to hear from you when you can.

Linda Burgeson Whaley

Cell No 770 851-6445 e-mail roywhaley@yahoo.com

My family and I would like to extend our heartfelt condolences. May you find comfort in warm memories and coming promises. (Revelation 21:3,4)

One of the most memorable times was when him and I would wrestle on the floor. Poor Gloria would have to move the furniture so we wouldn't break it. Another great memory was that when we were growing up, he taught me how to drive tractor. Then there was the time that we were racing and he blew the back window out of my car that I had only had for three months. He will be sadly missed. I won't be able to call him anymore.

Love ya forever,

- Chuck

Larry stayed with us after his mom passed away for a short time. He came from a big family Our dad and Mr. Henton cut fire wood, and were good friends, and hung out together. I remember Sue coming with all the little kids, and playing with them. I went looking for Larry several years ago, only to be told he passed away by a friend. I am 69 years old, and we thought of him as a brother . There was 5 kids in our family . I have wonder what has happen to all the kids, and if Larry ever got married. I have let my family know of his death.. May God be with all of you. I live in Ohio, and read the paper ever day. Helen Gilson Lawson

so sorry for your lost our prayers are with you

He will live forever in my heart. He always made me feel so special, loved and was the Uncle everyone couldn’t wait to see. He would tease you, and play with the kids more than the adults. Wear the kids out then settle in and visit with the adults. I loved him dearly and will miss him always. Sending love to Aunt Glo, Shelly, Jr and Chad, all of his grandchildren and loved ones. He was a mentor to Phil so much so that he grew up to be “just like Uncle Dutch” so now they can have trucker stories to share in the heavens above.