Memories of Mr. Laurent "Larry" Edmund Giroux, II

In memory of

Mr. Laurent "Larry" Edmund Giroux, II

New York, NY

March 9, 1949 - November 29, 2025

Mar 9, 1949 - Nov 29, 2025

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Curtains

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Larry with Carol Alper at Sam's Bar Mitzvah

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All That Jazz - look for Larry at 2:59, 4:35, 4:45, 5:03

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Laurent Giroux as Marcus Lycus — with Laurent Giroux

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Dancin' 1980 with intro by Laurent Giroux

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THE BAKER'S WIFE Alice Ripley-Max von Essen '05 Paper Mill

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Mark Greenley

2019, The 2019 Holiday card to Mark.

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2022, Upper West Side, New York, NY, USA

One of our many dinners together.

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Mark Greenley

My condolences to Laurent's dear friends and family. I first met Laurent when I joined the 25th Anniversary International tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar ". Once he found out we were both from Buffalo, NY he took me under his wing and was my advocate , advisor , protector and good friend since. We would often have many lunches , dinners , check up gab sessions, some road trips and holidays since then. We also had birthdays in March very close to each other and we would celebrate each year. He taught me some great Fosse moves too. I will miss his advice, charm, style, homemade holiday cards (which I kept all of them) and unconditional love always. He would always call me up with a big "Hello Mr. Greeeenley..." and it always made my day brighter. I miss and love you Laurent. Until we meet again. 😘❤️😉

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Deborah Jean Templin

Larry - Laurent was a wonderful neighbor and friend. My late partner Ron Schwinn treasured his friendship and the stories they shared of work with Fosse in CHICAGO. Ron was asked to photograph all the original costumes for the show. They respected one another’s talent. Good men will be missed.

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Sarah and Steven Knapp Alper

Larry dubbed himself our son "Spud" because he sat in the back seat of our junker of a car when we were rehearsing Annie 2 at Goodspeed. I guess he felt like the kid in the back seat. LOL It stuck. One year he made us Potato (Spud) ornaments for our Christmas tree. How we miss our son Spud. So many memories and many of them, hysterical. So at least we are laughing through our tears. As Larry's father used to say, "It's always darkest just before they turn out the lights."

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