I met Larry in high school at age 14.  He was a fabulous musician, a great guy, and soon became a good friend. We shared some memorable adventures in our teenage years and college, including playing in bands together, and we remained close ever since. Recently we discussed our retirement dreams and remarked that we couldn't believe that we had somehow become two old guys who were now facing such things. I will forever be sorry that we never got to experience those retirement plans together. It's impossible to describe how much Larry will be missed. I hope that he knew how much everyone loved him.

Larry was a great neighbor and a good friend.  He made the world a better place.  He will be dearly missed..

Karen, our hearts go out to you and Larry's family.  Thoughts and prayers to all of you.

Kari and Sally

Larry was a great friend and an amazing person.  He will be missed!

I first met Inspector Bloom in 2012 while I was  attending the UTSP lateral officer program. This past year, I was assigned to a position that required me to work with the Director's office and specifically, Inspector Bloom. 

While transitioning into this new position, I submitted files for review and ultimately, approval. 
Being new, there were mistakes made on my part. 
Inspector Bloom brought them to my attention. 
While I felt these were significant errors and shouldn't have been made, he always offered his assistance and advice which, in the long run, made me much better at my job. I cannot thank him enough for the guidance provided and for his patience. 

Sending thoughts and prayers to the Bloom family and friends. The UT System Police will miss him tremendously. 
Respectfully,

D.R.S.
UTHSCSA Police

Karen
Even though we never met I know you must be the greatest. Larry and I were school mates in the UTA band. What a great time with Larry
He and I came to UTA at the same time and began a great friendship that I will never forget. We all had nicknames and his was "spider". He was a great guy and will always be remembered fondly. My blessings to you and your family in Larrys remembrance.
His friend
Michael Hopkins

Larry was a close friend from UTA days in the music department. We were the same age and I had transferred  from TWC in 70. Played clarinet by Bloom( as I called him) till 72 when I graduated. Was a fraternity brother of mine. This guy made me feel right at home from the start.Great band trips with this guy. Everybody had FUN when Bloom was around. Never got to see him again since graduating but knew of his whereabouts thru another good band friend Mike Hopkins. I wish we had been able to get together sometime thru the years and caught up on things. One of my favorites!

Jean, Karen and Kel, My heart breaks for you at the loss of Larry.  Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Jean, my heart goes out to your and your family. I am so sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers during this sad time.
God bless.

The world has lost a great man. Larry was a friend and former coworker in Memphis, where he managed security for Downtown Memphis for several years. His intellect, experience, knowledge and diligence made all of us living and working in Downtown Memphis safer. Memphis is a better place because of Larry's service. 

And Larry was a loyal friend. I always felt safer with Larry sitting next to me at the office, and I enjoyed working beside a friend. 

My 6 year old son will miss him because although they only met a few times, Larry gave him a toy police car that he loved. If my son grows up to be in law enforcement I'll have to credit Larry. 

At work, Larry frequently spoke of his love and admiration for Karen. I'm so sorry for Karen and Larry's whole family. Please know that Larry touched a lot of people in Memphis, and we are mourning tonight with you.

-Paul

Dear Aunt Jean, I am so sad to hear of Larrys passing. One of my favorite memories of Larry is when I was was going shopping for a new dress and I took him along. He was so much fun. We went into all the dress shops in Berry street and he never acted bored and I think he had fun too. I will miss him. My entire family is praying for you. You are the only Aunt I have ever known and I love you dearly.

My heart is grieving for my wonderful cousin Larry. I have fond memories of Larry going shopping with me for a dress on Berry Street when I got my drivers license. We had so much fun that day. I  am praying for my Aunt Jean and Larrys family. Love Chris Binger Swartz

Karen,

I am so sorry for your loss.  Larry made it a joy to come to work every day.  He will be greatly missed by me and all of us

Jean, 
I am so sorry for your loss.  You are in our prayers.  Larry was a great man, the kind of guy you meet and then instantly become lifetime friends.  I am a better person for knowing him.

Prayers for healing for your sweet family. Sending hugs from Austin, TX.

Dear Jean
My heart goes out to you as you and family experience this unexpected loss.  Know that many hold you all in thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely
Alice Lorenz

Jean and Family, you are in my prayers and heart today and in the days ahead. I didn't know Larry, but felt I did, through you. Know that you are loved by so many of us. May God Bless You and help you through this time. I love you all.

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Larry Alan Bloom

1 juin 1950 – 23 décembre 2015

Moore Memorial Gardens

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