Larry was older than me, but his contributions to many of the youth in De Soto are anchored in the music of the Corsairs and the MoJo's. Thank goodness I grew up with live music at the KC hall and Bell Acres Pool.

I will definitely miss Larry. We were members of the Jefferson County Photo Club together. He was one of the nicest men I have ever met. If you ever met Larry, you liked him. His photography was phenomenal!

Our deepest sympathies for your loss. May your precious memories help you through this very difficult time. Thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Larry and I go back to the very beginning. We started our first bands together when we were 12 years old. If you were a musician you knew Larry as Woody. Can't remember a time I didn't call him Woody. Man we had some times. Woody was a wonderful musician. Could play most anything. I was always proud of him because he knew he needed to step back and go to work to provide for his family. I never did that and went on a course of playing music my whole life professionally and still do. Woody I am going to miss your terribly. Just saw you at one of my gigs. The world just will not be the same. I love you man, be at peace..