Many great memories with Larry and the family. Playing cards and yard games. spliting wood at the lake, helping with the cabin renovations. Larry always made me feel like family and extended this to my own family. Enjoy our conversation and the dad jokes and a few cold ones around the fire. You will be missed but never forgotten. Extending my love to the family and many more hugs if needed.

Even after knowing him for over 40 years, he couldn't say my name without making it "French"! It made me smile every time! You were loved by many and will be missed! Sending love to Suzanne, Janelle, Brigette, and the rest of his family!

Rest in piece Larry

Rock on Rock

Suzanne and family

i am so sorry for your loss. He was highly regarded by all of our family. It was always obvious how much he loved you and your girls.

I am sorry I can't make it to the service.

Jocelyn Greenwood

Yvette Rochon, I am Larry's niece Don Rochon's daughter. My Uncle was a funny man always grinning ear to ear. A character. Larry was youthful, fun and dynamic. He told engaging stories and jokes and he showed up in the regular places. Like St. Vital Mall and our family gatherings and he just had this way of making you feel loved and noticed. He was very positive. Uncle Larry also showed up in an unlikely place and that was the Bible College I attended in the 90s. As a young college student with learning challenges it was alot for me to go live at a College and immerse myself in academics. But he was there to encourage me for whatever reason. I will never forget the wise and profound thing he said that day. After telling him I was surprised that I graduated from High School and made it to college. He said " You can do alot more than you think you can."And that really stayed with me. Now as I reflect on it. What he said impacted me. Today even what he said 27 years ago helps me get through life's difficult challenges as an adult. Uncle Larry will be missed. He will be remembered for his great personality and infectious enthusiasm and zest for life. At the end of his life communication was challenging for him and I prefer to remember him the way he was. The exuberance and warmth he exuded. Bon voyage Larry. It was great to have an uncle as profound and hilarious as you.

Larry wasn't just my brother's father-in-law; he impacted our lives in many different ways. He was always welcoming whenever we visited them in Falcon Lake. I cherished sitting by the fire, listening to him and my brother have great conversations. Larry was also my first realtor, who did an incredible job helping us sell our house in St. B and move to Ste. Agathe, getting us top dollar. Thank you for everything, Larry.

Condolences to Suzanne, Brigitte, Janelle and families as well as all the Rochons on Larry's passing from the Skogberg family. I will so miss our early morning phone calls and most recently, texts. Larry, you were an amazing friend and I thank you for that.

My deepest sympathies Suzanne as you morn the loss of your Larry way to soon. May he rest in peace!

I will remember

• the many great laughs we shared over the years
• the more recent coffee visits & our special times on the "River Patio" talking about ole times
• your unique sense of humour & quick wit & incredible memory
• our hugs...

I will soooo miss you "mon p'tit frère"...till we meet again.

Rest in Peace....Your big sis....Diane

Sharon and I have known Larry and Suzanne for over 50 years and as others have pointed out Larry was a kind, caring, compassionate man who was deeply commited to his family. Reflecting over the past few days has allowed me to go down memory lane and recall moments Larry and I shared over that time. When I was twenty three years old I was teaching, coaching and going to night school so I had no time to look with Sharon for our first house, Enter larry -who sold us our first home and took Sharon all over the city so we could narrow down our choice. I came from a traditional street and never even heard the word side by side. Our side by side at 57 Bramwell was exactly what we needed. Two years old and not in need of any repairs. Larry used the word share many times when he was talking about the house. So we we headed downstairs I asked Larry, " What side of the basement is ours?" Ever the professional - he stopped himself from laughing and simply said, " It is all yours!" We became very good friends and went with Larry/Suzanne and Randee/Gary to Grand Forks a few times. As we all know American beer ranks just above bottled water - no zip at all. Yet Larry would have two of them and have to go for a nap!! Unreal! I could easily write much more but I will end with LARRY AND TOAST. Whenever we went for breakfast, Larry always said "dark" when he gave his order for toast. Often it was not to his liking but he suffered through the lighter toasted stuff. However when we went to a restautant that knew Larry well - the server would bring the toast flaming, blow the flames out in front of Larry and place the toast gently in front of him. Larry would then answer, "Perfect!" Larry is and always will be missed because he made the world a better place! Rest in peace buddy.

Hi Roger and Flo. So sorry to hear about your brother's passing. It's very hard losing a loved one. Please accept my deepest condolences to you and your family.

May God give you peace during this difficult time Suzanne. Larry was such a kind and friendly man.

Kelly Leung

We offer our sincere condolences to the entire family. Larry wore a perpetual smile at all times and will be sadly missed.

To Janelle and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. 15 years ago Larry was our real estate agent for current home. Of course we met him through Janelle during our few years working together. I had seen him a few times over the years when he needed a new appliance. Coincidently I lost my dad just a couple days ago so I can understand your sorry. Hang onto all the memories.....

I will miss you bro! I will miss your phone calls, our breakfasts at the Red Top, and our political discussions as we tried to solve the worlds problems. But mostlly all the great times we had from the time we were children. Rest in in pease and I will see you soon.

I will miss you bro! I will miss your phone calls, our breakfasts at the Red Top, and our political discussions as we tried to solve the worlds problems. But mostlly all the great times we had from the time we were children. Rest in in pease and I will see you soon.

I will miss you bro! I will miss your phone calls, our breakfasts at the Red Top, and our political discussions as we tried to solve the worlds problems. But mostlly all the great times we had from the time we were children. Rest in in pease and I will see you soon.

I will miss you bro! I will miss your phone calls, our breakfasts at the Red Top, and our political discussions as we tried to solve the worlds problems. But mostlly all the great times we had from the time we were children. Rest in in pease and I will see you soon.

I've been cooking bacon on the BBQ ever since I saw him do that in Falcon lake.

I always did, and always will, remember I got that from him.

Rest in peace Larry 🙏

Mes sincères condoléances a toute la famille. Je vous garde tous dans mes pensées et mon coeur... Je penserai a vous tous a chaque fois que je passe par votre beau chalet au Lac Falcon. Gros câlins a toute la famille...

Michele Thorlakson (Champagne)- amie de Janelle et Chris, et Colin, et voisine (du block 11) au Lac Falcon

Larry was such a fun and friendly cousin. I use to see Larry and Suzie at Falcon Lake and at the house on Kittson St. and at Weddings and funerals either in Winnipeg or Fargo area. He will be surely missed.

Sorry for your loss. We always had a good time with Larry in Canada and in the US. Prayers for the whole family

So very sorry to hear the passing of Larry. Many great memories with Larry and Susie and my mom and dad. Prayers to you all May God be with you.