Birth date: Oct 1, 1939 Death date: Apr 1, 2006
Larry Marvin Black, 66, of Maroa, passed away at 4:30 am Saturday April 01, 2006 with his family at his side. Funeral services celebrating his life will be held 3:00 pm Tuesday April 04, 2006 in Maroa Christian Church, where visit Read Obituary
To all family members: I just learned of your loss and I am really sorry I could not be there in your time of need. Just letting you know that you are in my prayers and thoughts. Again I am sorry for your lose. He will be remembered. Decatur, IL US
Erik,Shannon,and Heidi,My deepest sympathy for the loss of your father. I have many memories of him from my childhood and playing at your house. He was a good man,and will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Jody Flaugher mattoon, IL US
So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We will always remember Larry first by my being in the hospital having Greg when Shannon was born. Then of course when the children went to school in Maroa. Our sincere condolences to your entire family. Judy & John Newlin Decatur, IL US
Ron and I would like to send our deepest sympathy on the passing of your father and husband.Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ron & Terri Braden Maroa, IL US
We would like to send our condolences to the family.We will miss you Larry. Maroa, IL US
I worked with Larry at Firestone he would always stop too talk with me. Larry will be missed by a lot of people. My prayers go out too the family. Decatur, IL US
Erik, Shannon and Heidi,I am sending my deepest sympathy to you and your families during this most difficult time. I have always considered your dad to be a second father to me. I have a ton of memories about him as a person and a coach. He sure played a special part in my life as a kid. When I would see your dad later in my adult life, I always made it a point to let him know just what he meant to me and those he coached. It would always put a smile on his face, a look I will never forget. However, he would always let me know just how much of a pain as a child I was to him, too. ha We had fun with it and I loved talking with him about those times. He was a great man, someone I looked up too with the utmost respect. So many people go un-noticed in life for the things they do for others, but I wasnÃ?â??ââ?¬â?¢t going to let your dad be one of them. His dedication and hard work played an instrumental part in our development in sports and life during our younger years. For that, I am forever grateful. What a great influence he was for all of us who grew up around him. Our continued success in sports later in life can be traced all the way back to your dad, thatÃ?â??ââ?¬â?¢s for sure. He loved us all and he will be missed, but never forgotten. I love all three of you very much, stay strong and allow God to help you get through this most difficult time,With love, Tim Ohlemeyer and family Indianapolis, IN US
