I cannot believe it has been a year that you are gone.   I still think of the stories and jokes you always told.   You were a big personality in all of our lives and you are truly missed by many.  

May you RIP  

It's been a year without you...a long, hard year. You left us too soon but we were better for having known you. Our memories are precious and we cling to them. You are not forgotten! Until we meet again...

I met Larry when I started working with Protection -1 back in 2005. Larry and I became friends over the next 6 years and worked together at ADT until Larry decided to get out of the alarm industry and sort of semi retired. I can still remember all the laughs we had and the people Larry introduced me to . I will always remember Larry he was a good friend. Rest In Peace my friend and may god comfort your family. 

Cousin Larry and I grew up together until he moved to Florida. Our homes were adjacent to each other as kids on Parkview Drive in Girard Ohio 

We would play together most every day and have so many memories of that time   We had a  sand lot across the street and played baseball - kick the can - war - football and all kinds of fun activities.  We would play Army in the woods behind our homes and in summer sleep out with other neighbor kids 

It was a great time to be cousins and live so close 

After Larry moved to  Florida we continued to text and talk.  Every year on my birthday he would call me to remind me that I was as old as him ( for one month). Like clock work.  In all those years he never missed a call 

I will sadly miss that call this year and in the future. Sorry he is no longer with us

Cousin Ronnie 

My condolence to the family at this sad time know that God has Larry in is arms may he RIP 

One of my fond memories  of my cousin Larry is  Every year at Christmas time he played Santa for kids. As they we’re getting older they started to realize it was uncle Larry. But that year they change it up and I think  Lenny played Santa that year.  Larry you will  be beyond missed by us all.  

My deepest sympathy to all that knew and loved Larry.  He was one of a kind, a happy kind man who opened his heart to all. Larry was a hard working family man who was generous with his time and had a huge heart.  In the nearly 50 years that I've known him I never heard him say an unkind word about anyone. Larry your life was well lived and your passing leaves us grieving over you. Gone too soon but never to be forgotten. 

He had a heart the size of the universe and it was as gold as they make them. This man was genuinely the happiest and most outgoing man I ever had the pleasure of knowing. Any time I needed advice I’d go to him and he’d always leave me with a smile and a better outlook. He was truly admirable and an inspiration. He had jokes and story’s for days. I miss our weekly poker nights. I miss walking in and hearing cowboys and Indians on the tv for the millionth time throughout my life while hearing you say, “Hey Lane, what’s going on?!” 
He was just like a father and never treated my sister and I short of his own. Thank you for everything. I love you forever and you’ll be endlessly missed Uncle Larr. 
❤️❤️❤️

RIP Mr B

Keep on smiling

Too many memories to list. You will truly be missed

One summer when Larry and his family came to visit us in Ohio …we were all in the backyard having fun and we were talking about how I didn’t like to get into our large above ground pool that we had for our five children because it always felt so cold at first ..when he suddenly runs towards me scoops me up fully dressed and throws me into the pool! The kids loved it and never forgot..

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Larry Bevilacqua

29 December, 1953 – 14 February, 2022

Fountainhead Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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