I remember Larry when  we are in grade school. He was about my height until he reached high school, then he shot up. Great guy all around.

So sorry to learn of your loss. Larry was a good guy. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers

Larry was a good friend during our days growing up in Kaysville, attending school together, and graduating from Davis High. He and Michael could often be found playing basketball on a garage hoop or touch football in the neighborhood. 
Larry was a cheerful person, always ready with a friendly greeting. He made it a pleasure to shop at Harry's Market.
He is one of the many good things about our growing up years that made life in Kaysville so good.  
Two Davis High classmates, Gibbs and Catherine Smith

Sterling Parker's family sends our deepest condolences.  He was a great friend to our family and will be missed.  Sterling will miss seeing him at the ball games.

Sterling and Sandi Parker and Girls

I was just asking Dad if he'd talked to Coach Duckworth lately. I was at Ken Price last week and it brought back a lot of good Legion Baseball memories with J.L., Freddy, Jared, Roger, Brian and the rest of the team. 
In fact, I was just talking to my son, who plays Baseball for Judge, about our bench clearing brawl in Pocatello....that Freddy started. 
J.L., Amy and family, I am sorry for your loss. Your Dad was a good man, a great influence and mentor.  We are all lucky to have known him.

I'm so glad that I got to know Larry. Hank and Larry loved Wendover I am so glad I could go once last time with him. He will be missed by me dearly. My deepest sympathy for your loss. 
Richard & Brenda Butler

We are so very sorry to hear about your dad, Larry.  When he would come into our office we enjoyed talking about the different movies we had watched or the new series that had just aired on TV.  He referred us to many good programs that we should tune into, and we had good debates about the worthiness of others.  We will truly miss him! Our prayers will be with all of his family and friends during this very difficult time.

David Ruark
Gayla Nelson

So sorry for you loss. I enjoyed working for him in Harry's new bakery in Kaysville.

Geezzz Duckworth family, I am so sorry for your loss.  Larry was, to me, a gentle giant, whom never missed out on an opportunity to make another feel valued, always leaving others better than he found them.

Larry, Dave Cline, Bill Searle, Steve Dallin, were just a few from the old Babe Ruth baseball days, in Kearns that helped shape my life for the better.  I believe Larry was the President of the league, back then ('72-'75).

Well he's set the stage for each of you to live up to.  His legacy will live among each of you, and inspire you to serve and be the best person possible.

Larry was an icon, among many!

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Larry Eugene Duckworth

28 August, 1940 – 12 May, 2016

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