Joy and Family. I was very sorry to hear about Larry . We had a lot of fun together when we were kids. We always got together when my family would go back to Stratford. I would always ask about you guys the last couple of years when I would bring my mother ,his Uncle Frank back to Stratford to have lunch with Dianne , Shirley, Bill and Dinny. It hurts me that I could not make the party even more now. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Randy & Paula Aitken

We are so saddened to hear of Larry’s passing. We will always remember him in our hearts as a kind, generous, funny and genuine person. He always made us feel comfortable and welcomed. Although we miss him already, it is the many good memories we will treasure.

Joy, wishing you comfort at this difficult time as you remember Larry. A good man, husband, father and a remarkable friend. I think of Larry’s kindness, humour and above all, just being “him”.

Larry was one of a kind!!! He was strong, courageous, humble. A gracious host to friends, family and strangers whenever anyone stopped by the cottage always with a cold beer ready. He was a hands on fixer-upper and builder. With his tools and knowledge, you can see his many talents all over your beautiful cottage in Cognashene. May his memory continue to inspire us and be a blessing for all. Sending our love to you and your family.

Joy,
So sorry to hear about Larry’s passing. He certainly will be missed at Caledon Ski Club. I hope Joy that you will find comfort with all the great memories you have shared with Larry.
Sharon and Paul Montgomery

Joy and family
We are very sorry for your loss, Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Know that we are thinking of you during this very difficult time.

Dear Joy

I am so saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

Joy ,Peter and Graham, What a great picture !! It is how we will remember him…. always laughing and smiling. It was so great that we got to see him on Saturday night and he was able to visit with all his relatives and some friends from the past. We are thinking of you and hoping your wonderful memories of great times with friends and family will help you through this difficult time. Hugs to all. Love Gail(uniac)and Dave Vivian

Thoughts and prayers are with the Uniac family.

Dear Joy, Graham and Peter:
Sending our sincere sympathy and love on the loss of Larry. He will be remembered with that big grin and always strong, and full of laughter. So glad we got to see him Saturday at the party. Thank you for bringing him and making that dream come true. Love to Aunt Diane, Dave and Mark and families as well.

What a wonderful picture of a remembered friend. Our memories of a supportive , gentle man with his infectious humour and calm approach to life. Larry was my rock at Ivey and I will always be grateful for his friendship and guidance.

Dear Joy and family ,

So sorry for your loss. Our sincere condolences on Larry’s passing , He will be sorrowfully missed by our community in appreciation for his dedication and service .
Warmest regards from Florida.

John and Arlene Hiemstra
7 Reddington Drive

So sorry for your loss Mark, Gail and the entire Uniac family. Thinking of you at this difficult time. Hugs.

My heartfelt condolences go out to you all. So many people will miss the presence of a truly loveable and kind person.

Passing of another great guy.

Joy, Graham, Peter, Aunt Diane, Dave, Mark, Gail and the Walden family. Our hearts are breaking with Larry’s loss. The picture depicts the Larry that we all know and love. His smile and infectious laugh have left a lasting impression on my heart and likely all who knew him. Joy, what an incredible gift you gave Larry and all of us by bringing him to Aunt Shirley’s party on Saturday night. May God hold you all in the palm of his hand in this difficult time.

Love Judy (Uniac) Peace

Joy, we are very sad to hear of your husband’s passing. We are sending our sincere condolences to you and your family.

Joy and Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. Larry was a life-long friend dating back to our St. Aloysius elementary school days. Our dinners and get-togethers will remain in our hearts forever. Lacing the skates up together for about a decade or so, our Florida trips, Buffett concert and other social events are carved into our memories. Larry had the ability to make whoever was around him more comfortable and entertained. May God bless! Goodbye brother!!

Joy
Our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy on the loss of a really good guy.
Jerry and Renee Black

Joy my whole family….. Melinda, Erin, Andrew and I want to convey our condolences
to you and your boys in the loss of beloved Larry!Behind every good man is a good woman and you were
that woman!
Marilyn Hanssen
of your old church!
in Etobicoke

Joy and Family,
So sorry for of your loss. May your many memories of Larry bring you comfort in the days to come.

Dear Joy & Sons

Everyone who knew Larry has a saddened heart, that’s full of laughter. The pictures we see always make us cousins feel so good. It was so wonderful to see him enjoying himself on Saturday night . Gary and I send our prayers and condolences.

We are very sad to hear on Larry’s passing.Our sincere condolences to you Joy and the family.. Our thoughts are with you.

Warm regards from Florida
Al and Laure Lirette

16 Zimmerman Drive

Dear Joy & Family
Sending you are deepest sympathy . Our hearts are heavy ,for you . Larry’s Bright smile & kind ways will be forever missed.Sending you our prayer hugs .
Eric & Nancy (Uniac ) DeBoer

Dear Joy- Clive and I are so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. We have many warm memories of you folks at St. James and want you to know that you are in our thoughts at this most difficult time. With love , Pat Dunstan

Joy, Graham, Peter and the family, We are saddened by Larry’s passing and want to offer our deepest condolences, wanting you to know we are thinking of you all.

Chris and Lina Bowden

Joy and family

Sad to hear of Larry’s passing. I have fond memories of each/both of you in Stratford. My prayers and thoughts are with you at this time of sorrow.

With out sincere sympathy.Gone too soon.Larry was a Great guy!
Brian Doyle(Monica Christian)Lanark
Ontario

Mark & Gail
We cannot even begin to understand what you are going through right now, but we would like to offer our prayers and condolences to you and your family.
All our love,
Heather & Doug

Hearing about Larry has deeply saddened Murray and myself, but we know that this is far from what you are going through right now. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family.

Love Gwen

Joy, Graham and Peter:

Larry was a great guy to be with. Lots of fun. We have great memories of our life with him, as I am sure so do all his friends. Please accept our condolences. He will be missed.

Dear Joy & Family

Wishing you the comfort of knowing that nothing can diminish the love and memories you shared.

With sympathy

Ian & Linda Kittle

Joy and Family;
We want to express our sincere sympathy for the loss of all the special relationships that Larry had with family and friends. We share great memories as grade school friends, teammates, ski trips, NYC, weddings and the raising of children. Larry always had a glint in his eyes and an infectious laughter. He will be missed but never forgotten.

Dear Joy and family
We were so sorry to hear about Larry and wanted to send our condolences. Joy hold on to all the wonderful memories you have made.
Beth and Jack McElroy from St. James now living in London Ontario.

Dear Joy and family,
We share your sorrow with the loss of such a wonderful guy. Larry will be missed by all who knew him.
Our deepest sympathy,
Kathy and Michael

Joy and Family,

What a tremendous loss. Larry was a generous, sharp, hilarious and unforgettable man. My deepest sympathies to you, Graham, Peter and the rest of Larry’s numerous loved ones. Ever since I learned of his passing you all have not been far from my thoughts and will continue to be in this difficult time.

I have countless memories of Larry…Walden family get-togethers, summers at both the Kincardine and Georgian Bay cottages, trips to Caledon and even working with him on some freelance advertising projects in recent years. All of which I will cherish.

While it’s tragic that it was cut short so suddenly, it’s undeniable that Larry led an incredible and inspired life full of so many who loved him…a life worth celebrating.

All my love

Joel

Dear Joy and Family,

Greg and I were so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. Larry always had a smile on his face and you felt comfortable around him immediately. Joy, I know the love and support you have given to Larry all of your lives together, but particularly in the last few months, will have brought Larry tremendous comfort. You are in my thoughts and in my heart.

Hazel and Greg Mason

Joy, Peter and Graham ,

We were so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. Larry will always be remembered for his smile, easy going style and positive spirit! You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Albert Conforzi and Janet Van Melle

Joy, Peter and Graham and family,

Such sad news about a very special man to so many. He was always so joyful and generous with his time and knowledge. Larry had a unique way of making everyone share his infectious bursts of laughter and joy of life- especially while sharing a glass of wine and a story. Hugs and love to all of you at this difficult time.

Hardie and Leslie

Larry was this amazing force of nature. He was so kind and generous with his time, his talent and himself. Our thoughts and prayers are with Joy, Graham and Peter.
Mary Ann, Jamie and Emily

Joy-Please know that we are thinking of you at this difficult time and hope that you can find strength in the memories of great times that you and Larry have shared over the years. Larry was first and foremost a gentleman and both Shirley and I are honored to have known him. Larry was the person who introduced us to Legacy Pines and convinced us that we would love the community. he was absolutely correct! His strong advocacy of the values he believed in-both personally and as a leader in our community-will stand as an example for many of us for years to come. Our thoughts and prayers are with you-we are grateful to have shared a small part of Larry’s life.

Joy: I am heartbroken to hear the news of Larry’s passing. I remember you two sitting on the deck in the late Fall all wrapped up and cozy watching the sun set. Craig and I are wearing our “Burnt Island” t-shirts today to honour Larry. What party you had when you purchased your wonderful cottage. We still remember Larry worrying over whether you paid too much for the cottage. Laughs. If there is absolutely anything that Craig and I can do to help you when you get back up to the cottage, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Hugs to you and your boys.

Michaela and I wish we could be at Larry’s celebration of Life today. We have been thinking of him and your family since we heard last week. As I told Larry, in an email in October? I always would pass your cottage on my way up to Margaret’s wondering what project Larry had completed. Now when I pass I will see him at a place he loved so much. Peter, Michaela and I have especially been thinking of you. hugs Deborah and Michaela

Joy – We are so sad to hear of Larry’s passing, and want to send you a virtual hug during this most difficult time.
You and Larry come up in conversation anytime we talk about me going into labour with our son Chris, we had just moved into the new married student residence, no phone, and you guys had just moved into the building behind us … of course, in his panic, Al couldn’t find you but he did meet our new neighbour across the hall – who was a doctor!
Our thoughts are with you and your family. Sue & Al xoxo

Dear Joy

It is with a heavy heart and the fondest memories from a previous life that we send this message with regrets we are unable to be at Larry’s celebration of life . I will be forever grateful to have shared so much precious time with Larry as two young men began their working careers together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. RIP Larry

Bill and Peggy

Joy, my condolences to you and your family. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

Joy, Graham and Peter, so sorry to hear the news of Larry’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Hugs to you all. Nancy and Drew Kohler.

Joy, I can’t imagine the depth of grief you are experiencing. Please know that the entire neighborhood is sending you strength, wishing you peace, and hoping you receive comfort from the abundance of memories you and Larry shared throughout your years together.
With warm regards,
Gail Grant

Dear Joy,

So sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. He always had a smile on his face and a terrific sense of humour. It was always such a pleasure working with him, and with you, at St. James, where you both volunteered so much of your time when you lived in Etobicoke. I am sending you lots of love and big hugs!

Sincerely, Ann Linton

Joy and Family

It was so nice to see you both at the birthday party for Shirley. So sad to hear that Larry passed so soon afterward. You have been in our thoughts. With our sincere sympathy.

Jane and Larry landreth

Our hearts go out to you. We are so very sad for your loss. Larry was our good friend and we will miss him. Thinking of him will always generate huge smiles and laughter. That’s what being in his presence did for everyone around him. May happy memories prevail for all.

Joy. Thinking of you at this most difficult time. With the grief you are experiencing in the death of your dearest friend Larry, will come a resilience you didn’t know you had.

We were introduced to Larry at the Alliston Curling Club, and knew right away that any night Larry was on the ice was going to be a reason to smile. His love of life was contagious. He will be sadly missed. Our sympathies to all Larry’s family.

Hello Joy, Graham, and Peter,

I wanted to send you and your family my condolences about Larry’s passing. My parents, Brian and Grace, had told me about Larry and I was sorry to hear the sudden news.

Last evening, I was speaking with my parents and we were trading fond memories about growing-up and times spend together at St. James, Scouts and just hanging out together over the years. It had been a very long time since we have seen each other, especially since I saw Graham and Peter.

The last time that I saw Graham, I was still living in Toronto and we ran into each other unexpectedly. But, it was really good to see him.

My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Kind regards,
Philip

Joy, we are thinking of you and sending our condolences. May the happy memories of Larry and your time together carry you through the difficult days.
Paulette and Wendy

Joy
We are holding you and your family very close in our hearts and prayers. If there is anything we can do to support you, please let us know. If you want to get away from Ontario we have a room for you here. Until we see you again, much love to you.
Angela & Richard

Hi Joy…I’m so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. It has been far too long since we connected and I always had the fondest of memories of our times together. I’m sorry I missed hearing of this and of the visitation in his honour. Please know that my thoughts are with you and the boys, hopefully we can connect at some time in the future.
Mark

I am so sorry for your loss. Larry was a fun lively guy. I know we didn’t see you guys much in the last few years and especially since moving to New Brunswick, but we have fond memories of him. Our deepest sympathies to you.

Joy and families, so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. Our dads worked together at Samsonite and my mom and Diane were in the same card club when Larry and I were children. We attended St Al’s together. Please accept my condolences and please pass them on to Larry’s mom.
Mark Bettridge

Dear Joy and family, I’m so sad to hear of Larry’s passing. Enjoy the memories. My best.

Our sincere thoughts and prayers go out to Joy and family. I have numerous fond memories of Larry including sleepovers, hockey,riding our bikes to school and attending school from grade one to thirteen.Joy, check out the picture in the 71yearbook! It’s a great pic of Larry on the gymnastics team. Warmest regards
Terry and Karen Vere

Very sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. Deepest sympathies to Joy and their families.

Joy, so sorry for your loss. I had many happy memories hanging out as kids and laughing it up in high school with Larry and Mike Haines. I am glad you shared a full life with him!!!

Joy.. so sorry for your loss.. I heard the sad news from Ted and Lynn plus Larry Greenberg. Sincere condolences from me in NZ… Os.

Hi Joy, I’m very sad to hear this sad news. I was away on vacation out of the country or I would have come to the visitation and funeral. I have many good memories of Larry, and of you and Larry, from our high school days. My deepest sympathy to you and your family, Joy.
Love Pam

Dear Joy and Family,
We were very sorry to hear of your husbands passing. Our deepest sympathies to you and your family.
Ron, Janet and Jamie McCormack (former student at James Bolton PS)

I was so very sorry to learn of Larry’s passing. I wanted to offer my heart felt condolences to Joy and the family and say that Larry really was one of the good guys. Someone who always loved to share a laugh and help where he could. He will be missed by all those who knew him.

First of all we want to send our sincere condolences to Joy and their children and family. I had the pleasure of being Larry’s roommate during our first year of university at Western Ontario.
We developed a close friendship, Larry was a genuine soul with a wonderful sense of humor.
Although we had lost touch over the years we had reconnected in 2017.
Unfortunately we didn’t have a chance to meet up in person.
Larry l just wanted to let you know that Liz and I will have a drink in your honor later in June when we finally make Manitoulin island our permanent home. R. I. P. Larry
You will be missed.
Your friends
Liz and Don