We always call Mr. Long as "Uncle Larry". Everytime he and my sister came visit, the family always hang out, went to eat good foods, went to Las Vegas. He loved Lee's Coffee, In and Out, Balut and many more. He always teased us, made us laugh and always said let's plan a trip all together. Unfortunately thats never realized, my biggest regret! Uncle Larry will always be in our heart with so many wonderful memories. He will be deeply missed by our family!
I am so sorry for your loss and deepest condolences to the my sister, Jenny/Tony, Sandy and two lovely grandchildren Tyler and Ella that he loved dearly.
Love,
Sylvia,John, Christine/Martin, Deanna/Anthony.
You were loved, not only by me but everyone who was blessed enough to know you. You were in everyone of my most cherished family memories. Somehow you made every one of those memories better. I will eternally miss you.
My deepest condolences to you and your family Jenny. I will always remember uncle as the amazing person, dad and grandfather that he is. Since he also knew my dad's side of the family I always shared a deeper connection to him than most dads of my other good friends so I surely will miss him. I hope you are in heaven now uncle enjoying your scotch while looking down and protecting your family.
Rest in peace uncle.
Mike and family.
I am deeply saddened to learn that our dear friend Larry passed away. Larry and I both started working at Forsyth within a day of each other, I always kidded around with him, boasting that I had one day's seniority over him. Larry was very helpful to me in my role in Human Resources, oftentimes, I called on him to be an interpreter when explaining policies or benefits to a Vietnamese employee who had a limited grasp of English. He had a cheerful disposition and was well liked. My deepest sympathies go out to Binh and the entre Lam family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May God give you strength and courage to get through this difficult time.
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