Memories of Larry Gordon Holderfield

In memory of

Larry Gordon Holderfield

Cypress, TX

September 2, 1942 - April 26, 2022

Sep 2, 1942 - Apr 26, 2022

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Carl Barrett

I woke last nite and thought of my friend of years ago and was very sad to learn of his passing. I would like to offer my heart felt condolences to his family.

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Carl Barrett

I met Larry when we were teenagers living in Lincoln, Illinois. We quickly became best friends. He was more... Read more I met Larry when we were teenagers living in Lincoln, Illinois. We quickly became best friends. He was more like a brother. In... Read more I met Larry when we were teenagers living in Lincoln,... Read more

Jim Holderfield

I am sorry for your loss, I am thankful he went home to be with our Lord. I came across his name when I was looking up info. On my dad, who passed when I was a boy. My wife and I live in Waco Tx. Would love to meet another Holderfield, ( James Holderfield) jimholderfield1@gmail.com

And again you have our deepest condolences!

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Neal Watts

I met Mr. Holderfield when I was 18 years old and he was 28. He was my supervisor where we worked for Vickers Petroleum in Kansas City. He became my teacher, mentor, and Life Long Friend! He has always been honest, fair and easy to look up to and admire. He instilled a strong dedicated work ethic in people. We did not want to let Larry down.

Our hearts go out to the whole Holderfield family that will miss him in this life’s walk. We all must Thank God for our earthly days spent with Larry and look forward to walking one day on Streets of Gold with our Brother in Christ FOREVER!! Neal and Carol Watts

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