I worked with Larry for a few years before his retirement. He was loved by the residents because he loved them. He was very caring. He loved talking about the civil war on break to the point we made a "Larry's story corner" sign by the break table. I enjoyed working with him and his sweet wife Pat. Prayers for the family.

To the family of Larry and Harold, we are deeply sadden to hear of Larry's passing. He was a truly authentic son of Christ and we laughed often when we worked together at Herman Miller, Larry is home where he was always destine to be. His goodness lives in our memories of him. Rest in Peace Brother, 

Carla Gaunichaux and your Herman Miller family

We are told to be the hands and feet of Jesus.  Larry lived this every day of his life.  Our church is full of people Larry helped, be it with their sprinkling systems, loaning equipment, or general labor, with no chance of him accepting payment for this help.
“For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”  Mark 10:45
Larry, you are in select company my friend.  Until we meet again.
Wayne & Deb VanLaan

We are sending our deepest condolences to the family from Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic he came here to serve his Lord  doing his job as a great Christian helping the poor and the needed he earned his place in Heaven , 
Tomorrow in our church we will Celebrate his life praying for the mission teams and their families , sending our love and hugs to all of you. 

Lidia Dickinson
Las Terrenas, Samana

Crystal, Jason and girls, Tim and I are with your spirits as your hearts are sooo very close to heaven. After our Brett's death heaven somehow seems ever more real to us. Hang on to your wonderful memories of Larry and look forward to your reunion in heaven one day. Praying for each if you, Tim & Sharon Farmer

We had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know Larry & Pat through our Evergreen Ministries small group. Larry was such a blessing. Always a smile, laugh and a great story! Our small group meetings will not be the same without him. He will be so missed. What a great man with a great Christian faith. He walked the talk!

Enjoyed seeing Larry's smiling face at EverGreen. He and Pat were always an important part of the congregation as we grew. I sure miss EverGreen. I am so grateful for the time there with Larry and Pat and so many other nice people.

I have known Pat since high school and Larry since their wedding in 1974.  Larry was such a kind, gentle soul and he will be sorely missed.  Rest in peace my friend.

Larry’s face was one of my favorite faces to see at Evergreen. He was always quick with a grin and a greeting. I will miss him and I’m SO sorry for your loss. :(

We met Larry at Evergreen.. Larry was really into the Civil War and was dabaling in genealogy. He told me he was looking for a certain grandfather and we found out we shared the same great great great grandfather.  What are a small world we live in.  Larry will be missed ny many.  We will miss his smile and laughter.  Until we meet again my friend.  Nelson & Ruth Bredeweg.

Larry and I went to school together from elementary days through high school years. We rode the same school bus every day, and I still remember seeing him walk up the driveway to his house. The bus was quieter after he left, but so was the laughter.He had the best laugh. Really. I can still hear it. Always happy, smiling, and kind, Larry was a wonderful guy, in every way. He is with the Lord now, and for that we are all thankful. My thoughts and prayers are with his dear wife, family, and friends in this deeply painful loss. No one like him in this world.

I'm am so sorry for the loss of Mr.Marshals.I had the privilege of meeting him at Cassidy and Hunters wedding.He was a very nice gentleman.My prayers are with all of the family.

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Larry Manshaem

March 3, 1951 – March 20, 2019

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