Rest Larry, until you hear at dawn, 
the low, clear reveille of God.
			
Thank you for your service to this nation. Career Kansas Air National Guard, 184th Wing.

Patty and family - Am so sorry to hear about Larry, what can I say about him that you don’t already know…what a great man, his smile always made you feel good! I miss you all, love and prayers….Tracy

To the Bay Family,

We are so sorry for your loss!  We so enjoyed having Larry come to our offices to inspect our life support equipment.  He was always so friendly and passionate about his work, his life and of course, his wonderful wife.  He was a true professional and he will be truly missed by our entire team.

All the best!

J.D. and Sj O'Malley



I worked for Larry it took a couple months before I realized I knew him from my teenage years. Larry used to work at Skateland north and monitor the skating floor with his whistle. He was an awesome skater and I just remember all these teenage girls had a crush on the tall dark-haired guy on the floor. Fast forward  30 years later and here I was working for him.   Larry and his wife Patti paths crossed threw my life in more ways then just work.  My prayers go out to Patti and the children.  Larry was a great husband, a wonderful father and a fantastic grandfather. He will be missed, until we see you again Larry

Words can’t express how heartbroken I am to hear the loss of a wonderful gentleman, father, grandfather and a friendship I had with Larry at Dillon’s. Whatever Pat needed at the store Larry never hesitated to go for Pat. He will be deeply missed by all who knew this great man! 🙏❤️🙏

He and Pat were quite a team!  I so enjoyed seeing them when they had Dr. visits.  The Christmas peanut brittle they would bring me was such a treat.  You are leaving a wonderful legacy Larry.  Rest In Peace.  May your memories comfort all.  I was blessed to know you ♥️ 😢 

I will always remember his smile, his sense of humor, he was also even keel, worried much more about Pat then himself, was such a great guy, will be missed by many many people, thoughts and prayers for Pat and the family 

   OH, my... I am just so sad for all of us!  But I do have a memory for you!  Winter of '71 was ugly!  And then there was the snow!  Your folks were on their way home from Kansas City and decided to stay in Emporia.  It was such a treat!  They were driving that little red Corvair (one of the most dangerous cars of all time!) and chugged in with the snow practically up to the door!  I don't even remember what we did, particularly, but they were just fun!
    They were special people and touched so many lives!  
    Love and prayers!                                             Kathy & all

One of the greatest gifts God ever gave me was being blessed to call Larry an Pat my friends. We met at Dillon since I work there an they shop there. Somehow our joking, laughter an visits became a treasured friendship.  They would share their trips to the lake with their family an the joy that brought them. How much they love their grandbabies . They made my day with the hugs they brought me an always an open Invitation to come spend the weekend  on the lake.  What an testament of love they shared with not only me but how they
Love each other, watching them tease each other an flirt a little showed me that true love last forever.  I am honored to call them my friends.  Pat,  remember I'm always here for you. I love you. Jaye

Bert and I are in shock with the news of Larry's passing.   He was certainly a great Grand Lake neighbor and will be sorely missed.  Prayers for Pat and family.


Saddened to hear of Larry’s death   Bless you all in these days. 

Pat and family,
Please accept our deepest condolences. You and Larry and your entire family have been a blessing to me and to my family for more than 50 years. There is no one on this earth that even comes close. Larry was like a father to Jennifer and I for many years and I am so grateful for his presence in my life. We are praying for peace and comfort for you and Natalie, Craig, Terry and Lori and their families. This picture is a perfect rendering of how I always remember Larry. 
We love you,
Jeff and Dawn Kniep

Larry loved his family and friends and he made anyone that was around feel welcome.  I will miss his stories and all the times he made me laugh and I will treasure our time together. 

To one of my very best friends. We worked together and laughed together. Many lunch hours were spent playing cards and dominoes. You were there through my tough times, and helped me get through it. You were there when my wife Pat and I were married. Our daughter Natalie was named after your daughter. I will miss the times that we did see each other. Rest in peace dear friend.

Pat and all the family I am so sorry for your loss of Larry.   Your family has always been special to me and my family.  Larry always had such funny memories to share.  I know he has passed over to Heaven and someday we all meet him again.

OBITUARIO

Larry C. Bay

3 mayo, 1945 – 17 noviembre, 2021

Lakeview Funeral Home & Cemetery

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