Sorry to hear about your dad. We shared a lot of miles driving dealer trades for various auto dealerships. We always shared a laugh on who had the better motorcycle, his Yamaha or my Honda.
May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared comfort you now and in the days ahead.
So sorry for your loss. Larry was one of a kind! I will treasure my memories of him and our visits! He was truly one of the nicest people I have ever known! He will be missed!
Sean So sorry too hear about your Dads passing. My husband (Don) and your dad did a lot of traveling together. Doing dealer trades for Toyota and other dealers. Don passed away on September 5 of this year. My husband really enjoyed the trips they made together. This is difently not an easy time for you. I know because I am having a terrible time.They say it gets easier with time,we can surly hope so. I know how the grandfather thing goes,Don also loved having the grandchildren around. Take Care Judy Shull
Larry, I remember the time you hit the home run that went to the end of the football field. We shared many good memories as kids and I am sorry at your passing. Rest is peace.
I remember the hundreds of times we went fishing. He was always better then me. There were five or more of us that would take on "Tuna Ridge" (the spillway), or the Iowa or Cedar rivers. We even went trout fishing once somewhere in northern Iowa. Then there were the trips to the drag strips. He had that beast of a big ol red Chevy. I don't think he ever won anything, but we kept going back. Larry took me on my first trip to the horse track. We went to Santa Anita when we visited he and Sandy in California. I feel fortunate that I was able to visit him in August when I was in Iowa for my class reunion. We shared a lot of memories and had a few laughs together. I'll miss you old friend. Rest in peace.
