My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
I was deeply saddened to hear of Larry's passing. I met Larry shortly after starting with Willamette in 1988. Larry was dedicated to his family, work and protecting the environment. We were true friends and helped each other through many difficult situations in our lives. My prayers go out to his family and all his friends. We will miss him. God has added an angel to watch over us. Dave and Marcia Franz
I knew Larry when we were all Willamette / Weyerhaeuser together. He was such a friendly, respectful guy who will be greatly missed by his family and friends. I am sure he is riding one heck of a Trike in Heaven.
Kim,Mike,Jarrett,Chance,Logan, We are so sorry for your loss. Keep all your memories and good times close to you, it will help you get through this. We Love You, Aunt Debbie and family
"God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear though the earth gives way, though the mountains be moved into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam, though the mountains tremble at its swelling." Psalm 46:1-3 Micah and I love you all and are praying for you. Larry was a wonderful man. There was never a time I saw him without a smile on his face, and I know he is smiling down on his family still.
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I cannot express my sadness over Larry’s death. He was truly one of a kind. He encouraged people, loved people, and gave us an example to live by. He was a man of his word and a man of many talents. He worked hard and he played hard. He loved his family and most important, he loved Jesus. The world will miss Larry. I will miss Larry. A void has been left that no one can fill. We can all take comfort that Larry is in the presence of our heavenly father. He has his rewards and he can sing and praise for eternity.
For the short time that I worked with Larry, I came to understand that this is a man that really loves the Lord, and stands for his convictions. He cared for so many people. Larry, you will be truly missed. Can't wait to see you again on the other side.
We were very sorry to hear of Larry's death. We loved Larry very much. He will be truly missed. Our family won't be the same without him, as we know yours won't be either. Just remember that he is up in Heaven with God and GG & your Pop and he will always be in our hearts. Just want you to know that we are praying for your entire family. Love, Aunt Connie & Uncle Dick
Kim and family, I am SO sorry to hear of your loss! I will keep you and yours in my prayers!! Hugs, Steffani
Larry was a wonderful family man with a true heart for God. His love for both was demonstrated by his actions each day. Even though I only knew Larry for 4 years as a co-worker at another Flakeboard mill, his encouragement and positive example will always be an inspiration to me. May God watch over the family as they deal with his loss. He will missed by many.
Dear Kimmie, Brian, and Kevin, You were just "young-uns" when your family welcomed me as an "adopted" college student during my days at Tech. I have such fond memories of our Sunday lunches together! In recent years, Larry reconnected with me and my family when we moved from out of state back to Monroe. He has prayed for and encouraged us many, many times. I'm grieving with you, dear ones. Praise the Lord we don't grieve as those without hope! Reunion day is coming!!! Your father has left you a priceless legacy. My love and prayers are with you.
So sorry for the loss of Larry, we thought of him as one of our dear CMA brothers. We are going to miss him.
Dear Kim & family, I am so very sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you and your family. I will be praying for you and your family.
To Brian, Wendy, and the girls: My wife and I are friends of the Hays family in Shreveport. We would like to express our condolences and assure you that your family is in our prayers. God bless you in this trying time.
Mr. Larry will be greatly missed. Known to me as "Maura's Grandpa" he has been a constant attendant to every event held at Choudrant Elementary and Choudrant High School from kindergarten through this year. He has always shown me kindness and courtesy. I can only hope to be the kind of grandparent I have seen Mr. Larry being. In deepest sympathy, our prayers are with you.
Mr Larry Yeagle was a gentle family man and a pleasure to be around. His commitment to everything he was involved with was unsurpassed. He is a friend and co-worker that will truly be missed. God Bless
Kim, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. You may not be able to see him but he will always live within your heart.
So sad to hear Larry had left us. I just seen him in Ruston a few days ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. May God be with you all.
Our condolences to your family on the loss of Larry. We have ridden together on some motorcycle rides, and know of his work with CMA. May you find comfort and peace in the days ahead.
Kim, You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
so sorry for your loss. i am a member of the CMA SonSeekers Chapter in Minden! My prayers will be with you and your family
Well, we can't tell you how sad we were to hear that Larry has left this world. The Lord's gain, our loss in many ways. Larry has been such a special friend to our family over the years. I first remember how he loaned us his grill to use at the furlough house we stayed in years ago. That was the first time we met and we all hit it off immediately. You could see his love for Jesus right away! Larry started sending Steven a running magazine faithfully all the way to Kazakhstan every month! They shared that love for running. We were so thankful for all of those magazines, the way he kept in touch and connected us to his sweet house group at Crossroads this last furlough. What touches my mama's heart though was how Larry loved on our kids. It always made us smile when he would slip our kids money for their very own and more recently how he would check on our Sarah at Tech and take her to eat. With us living so far away and our kids having no grandparents, those things mean the world to us! Larry told Steven the last time we were home that he wanted to be like a grandfather to our kids! He sure kept his promise. The last time we saw him was January 2010 when we left from Shreveport to go back to Kazakhstan. How precious of him to do that. It was the hardest to leave that time because we were leaving our Sarah behind. He just seemed to understand us and what we do and always found ways to encourage us. I know his family is missing him greatly and you might be wondering how you will fill the gaps he leaves...especially for the grand kids. Thankfully, I can say that the Lord does indeed fill those gaps when our kids need them. HE did this for our kids through Larry. Praise the Lord we will see our sweet brother again! We are praying for you that are grieving his loss. We grieve with you yet rejoice that He knew the right One. Liz for the Gilberts in Kazakhstan
Well, we can't tell you how sad we were to hear that Larry has left this world. The Lord's gain, our loss in many ways. Larry has been such a special friend to our family over the years. I first remember how he loaned us his grill to use at the furlough house we stayed in years ago. That was the first time we met and we all hit it off immediately. You could see his love for Jesus right away! Larry started sending Steven a running magazine faithfully all the way to Kazakhstan every month! They shared that love for running. We were so thankful for all of those magazines, the way he kept in touch and connected us to his sweet house group at Crossroads this last furlough. What touches my mama's heart though was how Larry loved on our kids. It always made us smile when he would slip our kids money for their very own and more recently how he would check on our Sarah at Tech and take her to eat. With us living so far away and our kids having no grandparents, those things mean the world to us! Larry told Steven the last time we were home that he wanted to be like a grandfather to our kids! He sure kept his promise. The last time we saw him was January 2010 when we left from Shreveport to go back to Kazakhstan. How precious of him to do that. It was the hardest to leave that time because we were leaving our Sarah behind. He just seemed to understand us and what we do and always found ways to encourage us. I know his family is missing him greatly and you might be wondering how you will fill the gaps he leaves...especially for the grand kids. Thankfully, I can say that the Lord does indeed fill those gaps when our kids need them. HE did this for our kids through Larry. Praise the Lord we will see our sweet brother again! We are praying for you that are grieving his loss. We grieve with you yet rejoice that He knew the right One. Liz for the Gilberts in Kazakstsan
Larry will never be forgotten by those who worked with him and had he opportunity to know him as a friend. From South Carolina I worked with Larry for 17 years during the Willamette / Weyerhaeuser / Flakeboard transitions. What a great resource and sounding board he was for accomplishing great things for all of us who knew him. I additionally truly respected him for his healthy approach to life. Thanx Larry.
I am still in shock, my condolences to the family.He was a wonderful friend to me and a Godly man. It was a priviledge to know him. I will miss him deeply, he was always there for me when my son died.We were in CMA and the PGR together. He loved his family very much. Praying comfort and peace to you. Love you my brother Larry.
I share in your lose I have counted Larry a friend since the days he first arrived here in Ruston. We met at Emmanuel Baptist I gress it must have been in 1975. May God keep you during your days of grief.
With deepest sympathy to the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Brian, we were shocked to learn of this tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of sorrow. Sincerely, Johnny & Ginger
My deepest condolences to the family of Larry Yeagle. Especially to my friend Linda Yeagle. You and your family are in my prayers. Sincerely, Janis Walker
brian,kim,and kevin, i was so shocked to hear of this tragedy. it actually happened just a few miles from our house. i did't know it at the time. our prayers are with all of you. fond memories of your family. love gloria & jerry,kevin & keith & their families.
Our family was deeply sadden by the news of Larry's passing. Larry picked berries at our blueberry farm every year for as long as my wife and I can remember. He talked so foudly of his kids and was so proud of all his grand children. This blue berry season will not be the same without him. Our prays go out to his family.
Larry was always a true friend and mentor to me and many others. I'm thankful for the wonderful memories I have of him that range from him being at the hospital when my son was born to the many "antics" that made him Larry. He will be missed by many.
Larry helped me a lot with my new duties at the South Carolina mills and the interaction was always so joyful and fun. Will truly miss him. I will be keeping the family in my heart and prayers. May the Lord hold you close and comfort you during this difficult time.
KIM, SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR DAD. WE PRAY THAT GOD WILL BE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS TIME TO GIVE YOU COMFORT. MANDY, SHERRI AND DIANE FAIRBANKS
Jim and I were so shocked to hear about your dad. He was a dear person and a fine Christian man who spoke often of his family--especially his grand kids. We are members of Ezekials Wheels and we all will miss him. May God comfort and strengthen you at this difficult time. Heaven is rejoicing! Love in Christ, Jim and Lea Brown
To The Family, I am so sorry for your loss. May GOD be with you in your time of sorry. Glory Riders Of Jonesboro, LA
We are so incredibly sorry for your family's loss lean into Christ Jesus, he truly cares for you. We have your family covered in our prayers. we love you guys
I could go on and on about my days with Larry. One of the best if not the best guy I have ever worked for. A true genuine person that the LORD needed more than we do. RIP Larry you deserve it.
Brian, Kim and Kevin, my father told me that we can count on one hand the true friends that we will have during our lives. Your dad was one of those true friends. I will always remember the kind and generous spirit that him so special to me. Lydia Clary
Larry was a good man. A good friend. A good member of CMA & PGR. He will surely be missed.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Kevin I'm so sorry for the loss of your Father. Thinking of you and your family at this time.
Larry was my co-worker in our "SurePine" family and I consider him a precious friend. Whenever I saw him, he would say "hi young-un" and give me a big hug. I always knew he was praying for me. I feel comfort knowing WHERE Larry is. I KNOW he is rejoicing with our Lord and we will meet again. I will be lifting you all up in prayer today and always.
Brian, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am so sorry for your loss. Jennifer Rice, RN
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.