Larry Glenn House Sr.

Larry Glenn House Sr was born on a very Special Day February 29th 1960 in Los Angeles, California to the proud parent Ruby Jewel Washington and John House . During the early years of his teen and adult life Larry spent an abundance of time moving to and from Buckner Arkansas “His Roots” where his mother was originally from. He received his education in LAUSD school System.

Larry was a tall but gentle giant very kind and humble. He made it a point to know everyone in the neighborhood. Sitting on the porch watching and waving ,smoking cigarettes listening to the whispers and Johnny Taylor for hours at a time .

Larry was a very hard worker he worked many jobs . He worked 20 plus years in private security. Larry took his job seriously.

Larry had a passion for Old Time model Cars such as Cadillac’s, 64 Chevys or Cutlass really no matter what year they were built he loved them all . He also loved reminiscing about the good old days with his family and special long time friend Charles ( Milton) Fullenwider.

Larry met and married the Love of his life

Lorri Carmouche they blended their families through love together.

He is preceded in death by his parents John House and Ruby Jewel Washington, Big sister Ernestine Thompson, Brother Bruce House Sr, Nephew Bruce House Jr and Mother in law Virginia Morris.

He leaves to cherish his memory Wife Lorri, Daughters Shatela, Briana, Son Larry House Jr. Bonus children Nieshia and Khyle, father in law Henry Lawrence Hooper son in law Leonard Windham, 2 - Sister in Laws Lorna Williams (D’Andre) Leslie Auzzene (Joseph), 8 - Grandkids Iasia, DeJah’Monet, Simone, Major, Arianna, Ariel, Azariah and Ja’Shon, 4 - Great Grandkids King, Ezra, Amora and Noeweli, 6 - nieces Trineda (Michael), D’Lorean (Lawrence) LaShon, Kimberly,Domonique, D’Anna, 6 - nephews Damon, Donyel, Jeremy, Charles, Lawrence (Tiffany) and Leeland.

Larry also leaves a special long time friend Charles (Milton) Fullenwider And a host of relatives , friends and neighbors.

Saying goodbye to Larry is heartbreaking Still the House Family finds comfort in all the special memories shared with him.

My Last Request:

Please don’t say that I grew up,just that I gave in. Don’t say I lost the battle, for it was God’s war to lose or win. Please don’t say how good I was, but that I did my best. Just say I tried to do what’s right,to give the most I could, not less. Please don’t give me wings or halos, that’s for God to do.I want no more than I deserve,no extras, just my due. Please don’t give me flowers, or talk in harsh tones. Please don’t be concerned about me now, I’m well with God,I’ve made it home. Don’t talk about what could have been, it’s over and it’s done. Just see to all my family’s needs, the battle has been won. When u draw a picture of me, don’t draw me as a Saint. I’ve done some wrong, just use all your paint. Not just the bright and light tones, use some grey and some dark; Infact, don’t put me down on canvas; just paint me in your heart. For light is full of many things, some happy and some sad. But if you must do something, then I have some last request, Forgive me for the wrongs I’ve done, and with the love that’s left. Thank God for my soul’s resting. Thank God for all who loved me. Praise God who love me best