Memories of Larry Gene Wheeler

In memory of

Larry Gene Wheeler

North Richland Hills, Texas

March 10, 1949 - October 4, 2021

Mar 10, 1949 - Oct 4, 2021

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Laura Hughes

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Jimmy Faulkner

So sorry about the loss of Larry. We were life long friends since early childhood. The world loss a truly good man.

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Glenda King

Thoughts and prayers are with all the family during this difficult time. A great guy and fun to be around. Many memories of when Larry and Harlan played music. Give Ms. Mildred a big hug and tell her we love her and all the family like family. Love to all. The King Family

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Greg Watts

My deepest sympathy for your loss. He was a great friend and a wonderful father. You are in my prayers.

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Jeremiah Reynolds

I'm truly sorry for the loss. He was a great guy. He would give you the shirt off his back. I will miss him.

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Richard Smith

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Harrell Austin

Larry was always the life of the party. I enjoyed being around him so much. We had many heart to heart conversations trying to solve life’s problems. He loved his immediate and extended family. Family reunions were wonderful and will be missed, but the memories will endure.

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Tara Pierce

Lacey and Paige,

I have too many memories that involve the Wheelers to name. I always felt loved and welcomed in your home growing up and it definitely helped shape the person I would be. I loved Larry like a second dad. He will be greatly missed by many.

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