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Simple words cannot express Grief Joe....Hopefully what the man gave to others whilst he was alive will live on in many and give some solace..?

My thoughts to the family and you Joe...

Tony

My deepest condolency

That is tragic to read.
I know how it feels to lose someone to the skies.
Please take my sincere regrets.

Nick

Condolences to his family and to you. try to think of the good things that you remember althought it is difficult.

Very sad news Joe and even more so for his family just before Christmas.Those photos you've taken of him will have a poignancy which you could never have forseen when you took them.Best Wishes EricT

Sad news Joe.

Condolences to his family and you.

Jon

Wow, that's definintely a difficult pill to swallow. I'm sorry to hear of the loss and my deepest condolences to the family. I can only echo what's been already said.

Tomliner wrote:Very sad news Joe and even more so for his family just before Christmas.Those photos you've taken of him will have a poignancy which you could never have forseen when you took them.Best Wishes EricT

Oh you aren't kidd'n mate,

Like in that pic I posted,
... he was commenting on how beautiful it was there coming into St Augustine. and his love of flight

...I gotta go

Gents

this is a entry posted by Larry's sister. It better discribes the loss we have suffered.

Larry was my brother. "Larger than life" doesn't begin to describe him. He was a real-life action/adventure hero. Many of the exciting things actors pretend to do in James Bond movies and others Larry did for real and did exceptionally well.He flew DC-10 jumbo jets, all sorts of airplanes, helicopters, gliders, seaplanes,powered paragliders,and hang-gliders. He was an expert marksman and won many shooting championships.Larry was an expert scuba diver and dove famous sites all over the world; he started Sport Diver Magazine many years ago and later sold it. It is still published. He invented several types of paintball guns. He loved fast cars and fast motorcycles. Larry won several trophies racing. He served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. The list of his accomplishments is too long to list here. Suffice it to say that he was my hero, and I miss him so very much. He's safely in Heaven now, flying high forevermore.

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Sunday at 4 we are having a memorial for our friend.

thank you for taking the time to share your condolences .....
I mean ... you know ... you never knew him , so .... well anyways , thanks

Joe

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