Robin,
It was a pleasure to have met you and Larry one year ago. I'm truly sorry for your loss and hope you and Derek are doing well.

Angie Sommer

Robin just wanted you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and Derek.

Debbie Whittington

Larry's smile will be long remembered. Our sympathy and prayers go out to Larry's children, his siblings, Robin and the MANY who love him. I know that Kris, Penny, Dale and Larry shared many laughs and good times. Seeing the photos of them just enjoying eachothers company has brought us many smiles. Look to God for peace, He is always there for us. With sympathy, the Jansens

So glad that I had the honor and the opportunity to meet Larry while he was working in New York. Although I didn't know him long, Lance and I shared many laughs and good times with Larry. I have to say there are very few people that you meet in life that make you smile when you think of them and Larry is one of them. Larry was a great man and an even better person. He will be missed by many here in New York.

Marlys & Family, Duane & Dean
I am so sorry to hear about your dad. He was such a great guy with such a wonderful smile. He was always so kind. My prayers are with you all.

On behalf of the Kingma children --Dean, Duane & Marlys, with husband Frank and grandchildren, Matthew, Taylor, Andrea & Madison we would like to thank all of you who have shared memories of our Dad/Grandpa. In these difficult times, it is comforting to know how much he was loved and will be missed. We will miss his smile, that twinkle in his eyes and his laughter. He lived his life to the fullest. Again, thank you for your thoughts and prayers.

The Kingma Kids

We will miss Larry and send our thoughts and prayers to the families, during this time of sorrow. He will always be remembered for the twinkle in his eyes, his great sense of humor, and his incredible smile. God bless each and everyone of you.

Penny & Mike and family,

Our sincere sympathy to you and your family. Loss is so difficult but we know we will all be together some day. Remmember all your good memories of Larry.
Rick & Jill

Larry and I shared many rounds of golf at BGCC in the late 1960's and early 1970's. I remember when he first started and wasn't very good but was dedicated to improve. Later after I left Lynden and on a visit played with him at Homestead he was much improved. My greatest memory was of our State Championship of the Jaycees in Everett (probably in 1969 or thereabouts). Larry got his front tooth knocked out and the next Monday I prepared a bridge in my office for him. He will be greatly missed!

To the Kingma Family. I'm sorry for your loss. He will be missed. But he will be celebrating in Heaven with my Grandpa, Lawrence.
Alisa Vander Giesssen/DeHaan

We are all going to miss his friendly smile and seeing that beautful 300 mile swing

Our Heartfelt Sympathy to all Larry's family and freinds.Your Happy smile will remain in our memory.------Love and Prayers---------Earl and Fran Matheson

We were so sorry to hear about Larry's passing. He had "that" smile that lit up a room, and I will never forget the way he use to grin at me across the room when the "B" club would meet up at Bob's....he made my day and I know behind that grin, he was always trying to figure us out.

Our thoughts are with you Robin and the family. May the many years sharing a life with Larry bring smiles to your faces for years to come.

With Much Love - Jo

So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. As a youngster I was always happy to see Larry, his bright smile and laughter and I know my parent's Bud and Joyce Stuit always enjoyed his company as well as the rest of our family.
My condolonces to all the family.
Donita

Larry worked with us at our real estate office in Ferndale. He fit in with our "family" from the start.
His passing has left us with a deep sense of loss and our hearts go out to Robin, Derek and the rest of his family.

Patti Reid
and the rest of the
REALTY WORLD gang.