I lived next door to Larrys Father Jack, Larry was there all the time working on their hot rods, I bought my first car from him a 56 chevy, 283 with 2 fours. I would go to the old drag strip with Larry, he would drive his 55 race car, the thrill of my life was riding with him through the 1/4 mile, everyone came up when it was his turn, Larry was a good man, his word ment alot, he will be missed, I have great memories that I will cherish my whole life. I did not learn of his passing rill of late, God bless family members, RiP Larry

Larry and I were childhood playmates. He was 4 years older than me and always used that to his advantage. Our Grandmother claimed she never had any favorites but Jerry, Larry and Pat were at the top of her love list. Larry and I always felt a special connection to one another. I worked and lived in 8 states moving my family 14 times until we finally settled in the KC area after my first retirement. Larry adored my mother and went out of his way to provide assistance to her whenever he could. I miss him on a deeply emotional level. He has had a very tough three to four years after his car accident. He often said he was ready to go over the past year. God Bless you cousin.

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Larry Arlo Wonder

October 28, 1942 – November 11, 2023

Mt. Moriah, Newcomer and Freeman Funeral Home & Mount Moriah Cemetery South

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