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So sorry for your loss. So enjoyed being around you guys at reunions.  Brent and Margaret

Neva, Everett and family,
It breaks my heart to hear of your loss. Larry seemed like a wonderful person and I know his spirit will live on in you always! Sending all my love!

I meet Larry and Joann at grannies, from the first day they felt like family. I love them both very much. We know that Larry is with our Heavenly Father. So my prayer is for Joann, may God surround you with his white light, loving arms and mend your heart.  

Melody low.   ❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

Dear family,
I spent time with Joann and Larry at Granny's and Payette Forward. As I say many times Larry would not like this, he was our safety manager and he was all about our safety. As a cancer survivor myself I know of the cancer journey. We will miss Larry he was such a great guy but you know that. His love for Joann and her love for him was the example we should all follow. The love they shared was so great to witness and we were blessed to have them in our lives. Fly free my friend no more pain.
Love,

Gary & Pam Sprague
Payette Forward Thrift Shop Volunteers

Larry was a genuine human with such a giving heart. His love for treasure hunting was a special gift to us. He used to call and we’d join him at some random townsite, or a plowed baseball diamond. It was one of these in Nampa where he guided us to where I found my first V-nickel. And his skills at hunting Eagle Island and finding so many rings was always inspiring. I also remember watching for items to add to his Oreo or antique fan collection. Larry was a favorite detecting buddy and teacher, along with being the best cheerleader, and he helped create our passion around this great hobby. And more than anything, he was a true man of character. “Larry, we’ll keep hunting for that treasure you taught us to discover.” He will be missed. 

Although my husband, Rob, and I only knew Larry from his 2 years in Garden Valley, we discovered how kind he was to everyone and his witty sense of humor!  Larry’s volunteer work at the thrift shop was exemplary, and all were sad to see him and JoAnn move away.  Now he is at peace, and we pray JoAnn will find peace in that knowledge also.