Lawrence "Larry" Jones

my deepest condolences to the family, he was a wonderful guy

Our deepest sympathies to the family.

My deepest sympathies to the family, he was one of the nicest man that I ever met. RIP Larry

My sympathies to your family

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF WORKING ON LARRY'S CAR PREVIOUSLY.HE WAS A KIND SOUL.I HAVE known larry for approximately 40 yes or more. Bud Bray and his wife carolyn martin.

Our deepest sympathy to larry's family and his many friends. RIP Larry you will be missed by many.

My sympathies to the family

A close friend for many years. Remember the time we went into business together Larry…(Wade) We bought the bush hog, we did a big business then we realized we were spending more money on beer celebrating a job well done…..We drifted apart but friends we always were. Condolences to his family.

My deepest sympathies to all the family and friends , may he rest in peace, bye for now ?

In these difficult moments, please accept our condolences. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Rest in peace my dear friend Larry. I cherish the great moments we spent together. Your friend always. May God be with you. With all my love

Our sincere condolences to all his family and friends. R I P Larry. You will be missed by many.

I was very saddened to learn of Larry's passing. Back in the early 1960's, our families shared the same house for several years, separated only by a partition. Although Larry was a few years older than me, we became very close friends. Our friendship was based, to a great extent, on our mutual love of rock and roll music and sports. More important was the fact that Larry was a kind and generous person, who was impossible not to like. In 1964, Larry and his family moved down the street into a house next to my parents' small business. We remained very close friends and continued to spend a lot of time together. In 1965, Larry began working at Vilas and purchased his first car - an Austin 850. I can still remember the great times we spent cruising in his car, listening on the car radio to our favorite rock and roll station, while Cousin Brucie played songs by the Beach Boys and Beatles, as Larry and I sang along, without a care in the world. Larry was very good company and helped make my adolescence much happier and memorable than would otherwise have been the case. The last time that I saw Larry, before he developed health issues, he mentioned that he had found a photograph taken at his 21st birthday party. The party was attended by family members, relatives and three friends - myself included. Larry confided that everyone in the picture, with the exception of the two of us, had since passed on. Several months ago, after I learned of Larry's illness, we began corresponding with one another. In the letters, we discussed old times and some of the good memories that we had shared. Also, I was fortunate enough to be able to thank him personally for the kindness and generosity displayed by him towards me, during those years. The courage and strength demonstrated by Larry towards the end, in the face of great adversity, was nothing short of heroic. He signed his last letter, "Your friend - Always." It meant it lot to me at the time and it always will. Rest in peace my old and very good friend

Our deepest sympathy to the family...

Our sympathies to the family!

My sympathies to his family! Larry was one of the kindest person I have known! He will be so missed as he did so much work for our Legion br.99!