Such a lovely man. Always kind and patient while training me at Safeway. Thank you Larry. You are missed. 

Patti and Theresa, sincere condolences on the loss of your brother Larry. Our thoughts are with you and your families during this sad time. ❤ Jean and Larry Kowal 

Theresa, Patti and family … I was saddened to hear of Larry’s passing. May your many fond memories and the love you shared give you comfort as you mourn his passing. My thoughts are with all of you … Laura Lough ❤

So sad to hear of Larry's passing. A friend since childhood. 

Sorry  to hear of ur loss.  Knew Larry as a child growing up in Rossburn.  

Very shocked to hear of Larry’s passing. Had lots of fun times with him at various times and Donna made a point of shopping at the Safeway where he worked. Condolences to the family! Gord and Donna Elvers

I  am so sorry and very sad to learn of Larry's passing. I met Larry through rugby in the 90's. He was a great team mate, a fine man and generous to a fault. Rest in peace, my friend. Kevin

I was so sorry to hear of the passing of such a wonderful sole. Larry and I both worked for Safeway in the meat department for many years. We became good friends. I remember being invited to the farm with one of my girlfriends, we had such a lovely weekend even going to a wedding and dancing the polka with Larry. He was such a wonder individual.. The world lost a great sole but heaven received another angel. Co worker and friend Joann Drabyk❤

Our heartfelt condolences to Teresa, Patti & family. We were at a loss when we first heard of Larry's passing. As we were reflecting on our relationship with Larry we kept going back to his frequent visits to the house. It was about a year after we built our house that suddenly one day without warning the doorbell rang and low and behold there was Larry. We then invited him in, to which he remarked that he only wanted to stand at the door as he was only going to stay for 10 or 15 minutes and then go. An hour and a half later, with legs getting weary he said goodbye. This would become a pattern over the next 2 or 3 years, until one day he accepted our offer and sat on the couch, close to the door. After that we gradually got him as far as the den and even on the deck for beverages. We are going to miss those varied, but interesting conversations and his purple ketchup. We'll see you again one day Larry.    

Deepest Sympathy to Theresa, Patty and families on the passing of Larry. It was a shock when we heard about this great loss. Heaven sure did receive an angel. Lorna Mankir and John and Judy Smitiuch

Dear Patty, Theresa and family, my deepest condolences. I am saddened to hear of Larry's passing. He will be missed by so many. May your precious memories help you deal with your loss. Heaven has gained an angel. Rest in Peace Larry. 

Our sincerest condolences  Patty, Theresa and Families. We were very saddened to hear of Larry's passing.  I always remember Larry with a big smile and always a story to tell. As part of the various reunion committee for the Rossburn "Get-Togethers" Larry always had something constructive to add. Glenn met Larry through the reunion group and thoroughly enjoyed getting to know him and his stories and pictures of his dogs.(Glenn is also an avid dog person). God has gained another beautiful angel and we all have lost a wonderful friend.

My condolences to each and everyone of you.  Shirley Wolfe.

Rest in peace my friend. May our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ grant you eternal peace with him in heaven.

Dearest Patty, Theresa and families, Please accept our Deepest Sympathy and Prayers on the passing of Larry,  May he rest in peace and may his soul and all the souls of the Faithful Departed rest in Peace.  May our Dear Lord Jesus Christ give you His comfort and strength,  love, John & lynda Ryshytylo

My condolences to the Perchaluk family on the passing of Larry. I first met Larry almost 50 years ago when I hired him as a meat cutter for Safeway.  My memory is not as sharp now, but I think he graduated from the RRCC commercial meat cutting program.  Safeway had 30 stores in the city, so there was full time work for over half a year, then, you were on call for sickness, injuries or holidays relief.  Besides hiring him, I was sort of his boss for some time as I would call him for his hours for the week or day.  It took several years of a floating part time meat cutter to eventually go on to a full time position in the stores.  Larry had a good work ethic, personality and I did not receive any complaints from his work. When ever I had the chance to visit the stores I would check the meat departments and say Hello to the meat cutters I had hired over the years, Larry being one of them.   It is unfortunate that you could not enjoy a longer retirement.   God Bless, Rest in Peace. 

Sorry to hear this.  We spent some memorable summers at Rossman lake/Rossburn, where I came to know Larry.  My condolences to his family. Too young. RIP.