To one of the best colleagues I had at USAA.
Larry you will be remembered as a caring and loving person always.  May Gods peace, joy and love be forever over your family.  God thank you for bringing Larry Brock in all our lives!

Kingdom Blessings 
Andrea

Larry was such a good, wonderful man. I was blessed that he attended my retirement reception at USAA.  God bless his Family.

Larry was a role model of faith and service. He will be dearly missed. My sincerest condolences to his family and friends.

My condolences to the entire family.  Great guy.

I worked with Larry for several years at USAA. He was always so kind with a smile and greeted me warmly when I saw him. I am so sorry for your loss.

My heart is saddened from the loss of a friend of 20 some odd years. My condolences go out to the entire Bock family. Having recently lost my wife of 42 years I know how you feel. It is very important that you stay strong in the days to come. My only suggestion for you doing this is to depend on family, friends and faith. Know that I am one of those friends as you were also there for me at the loss of my wife. Deepest sympathies and Prayers go out to the entire Bock family from the Weyrick family.

Dear Bock family, I am so sorry for the loss of Larry.
One of the kindest most patient men I have ever met.
I still live by this maxim: “I’ve never met a Bock I didn’t like.” Truly, I love you all.

To Kim and the Bock family,

It’s still hard to believe Larry is gone. We worked together at USAA in the Bank and later in Business Agility. We taught many classes together and volunteered at several Agile conferences, including a couple of Keep Austin Agile conferences. Somewhere along the way, a colleague became a friend.

Larry was kind, easygoing, and a wonderful teammate. I’ll always remember his optimism. Even when things got tough, he kept giving people the benefit of the doubt. I admired that about him, and I hope to carry some of that kindness forward.

After our careers took us in different directions, we stayed in touch and occasionally met for lunch to catch up. I’m grateful we did. With his birthday falling just days after his passing, I find myself wishing we could have shared one more lunch and one more conversation.

Kim and family, my heart goes out to you. I hope it brings some comfort to know how warmly Larry will be remembered by those of us who had the privilege of knowing him.

Rest in peace, my friend. Thank you for your kindness, your optimism, and your friendship. I’ll miss you.

Alex Kanaan

To Kim and the Bock family,

It’s still hard to believe Larry is gone. We worked together at USAA in the Bank and later again in Business Agility. We taught many classes together and volunteered at several Agile conferences, including a couple of Keep Austin Agile conferences. Through all that time together, a colleague became a friend.

Larry was kind, easygoing, and a wonderful teammate. What I’ll remember most is his optimism and the way he kept seeing the good in people. Even when things got tough, he continued to give people the benefit of the doubt. I always admired that about him. It’s something I’ll remember and try to carry forward myself.

After our careers took us in separate directions, we stayed in touch and would occasionally meet for lunch to catch up. I’m grateful we kept that connection. I’ll miss sitting across from him, hearing how he was doing, and catching up on wherever life had taken us.

With his birthday on October 22, just days after his passing, I find myself wishing we could have shared one more lunch and one more conversation.

Kim and family, my heart goes out to you. I hope the memories shared here bring some comfort and remind you how much Larry meant to the people who knew him. I’m grateful for the years we worked together and, even more, for the friendship that lasted beyond them.

Rest in peace, my friend. Thank you for your kindness, your optimism, and your friendship. I’ll miss you.

Alex Kanaan

Over the last 46 years , my wife Kim and I have been very close friends with Larry and his wife Kim. We have taken numerous trips all over the United States. One trip in particular will now be my most memorable. We were in Las Vegas, a place we went to often.  On this trip , Larry just so happened to order a foot long hot dog at one of the casino meal counters. Nothing special, just a cheap meal to eat and go. Well, leave it to Larry to liven up the dinner plans. He gets half way through his hot dog and then he grabs his mouth and pulls out a “bone”. Larry’s hot dog was more than just meat. It had a one inch bone processed inside. All four of us laughed for what seemed like an hour.  Long story short, from this day forward, until my days on this earth are over, every time I see or eat a hot dog I will forever be seeing my dear dear friend Mr. Larry Bock.   Love ya  Larry.  God Bless Your Soul      Gary Nave

This news I receive with a heavy heart. That being said, the victory is in Christ Jesus, for He has healed him.  Larry was one of the most genuine and honorable men I have ever known.  Although years have passed since we last saw them, we were part of a group they have known each other for the last 35 years or more.  The Bock family is quite an honorable and God-fearing family and we have be blessed to known them.  I will send a prayer request to the "desert nuns" in Tonopah, AZ, to keep the family in prayer during these times.  Lean on Jesus dear friends.

OBITUARY

Lawrence Dalbinea Bock

October 22, 1957 – October 17, 2026

Sunset Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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